Write the Ending Together, Keep Your Own Voice

Try a tiny story swap: one person writes the opening line; the other writes the ending. Then add just one connecting line together.

Keep the original lines as they are, even if the bridge takes a surprising turn. That little boundary lets each person’s voice stay visible, while the shared line becomes the playful part you shape together. Either person can pass, or keep the story private.

It’s a small way to make something together without turning the moment into a test of who’s the better writer.