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PayJay: OJ's Surprise Birthday

It's OJ's birthday, and Paper is organising a surprise for him. Everything has to be absolutely perfect—nothing less will suffice. Paper has roped everyone at the hotel into helping, driving them all crazy with his outrageous demands.

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Today was a very special day, and everything had to be flawless. It was OJ's birthday—a day Paper took incredibly seriously. Everything had to be spot-on, with nothing out of place. Perfection was the goal. OJ had no idea yet, but Paper was planning a surprise birthday party for him.

To make it happen, Paper arranged for one of OJ's distant friends to take him out for the day, giving them hours to prepare. OJ was suspicious, though—after all, everyone knew it was his birthday. He had a hunch Paper was up to something but didn't want to let on, afraid of upsetting him. So, OJ reluctantly agreed to spend the day with a season 3 contestant.

It wasn't like OJ actually wanted to hang out with Silver Spoon, especially since the guy got on his nerves. But Paper didn't have anyone else to get OJ out of the hotel for a few hours. So off they went, OJ and Silver Spoon, off doing who knows what. Maybe Silver would take him to some fancy restaurant. Whatever! Paper had more important things to worry about—like making sure the party was absolutely perfect.

Paper was already at his breaking point, feeling like he might tear himself apart from the stress. It had just hit noon, and time was running out. He knew OJ wouldn't be able to tolerate Silver's antics for much longer and estimated he'd be back around 2 or 3 p.m. That left them with only an hour or two to finish everything before OJ returned. Fortunately, the food was already sorted—Mephone had agreed to generate an entire table of party food—but there was still so much more to do.

Determined to keep things on track, Paper hopped onto the coffee table and clapped his hands to grab everyone's attention. The whole hotel had been roped into preparing for this special day, and Paper had assigned tasks to each of them. With limited time, they had to divide and conquer.

"Alright, everyone! We've got about two hours until OJ gets back, so I need full cooperation!" Paper declared, pulling out a small notebook with a checklist of everything that needed to be done before OJ arrived. The list read:

- Streamers/Decorations – Knife and Trophy

- Music Selection – Test Tube and Fan

- Helium Balloons/Tying them up – Balloon and Nickel

- Cake Baking – Paintbrush and Lightbulb

- Alcohol Mixing (like the punch) – Box and Tissues

- Invitations – Cherries and Yin-Yang

- Game Creation – Suitcase and Baseball

- Keeping Salt away from Paper – Pepper

With everyone assigned their tasks, it was time to make this party perfect!

"Did everyone get that?" Paper asked, scanning the room for any complaints.

Balloon raised his hand.

"Did you assign me to put up balloons just because I am a balloon?" he asked, arms crossed, feeling a little offended.

Paper's eye twitched. He was not about to tweak this list—it was perfect, and he wasn't about to let anyone disagree.

"It's the perfect task for you, isn't it? You're a balloon! Putting up balloons!" Paper tried to stay calm, but his frustration was already seeping through his clenched teeth.

Nickel chuckled, clearly amused. "I think it's hilarious! Come on, Balloon, don't be such a sourpuss," he teased, poking Balloon with his foot.

Balloon grumbled but crossed his arms and decided not to argue. Paper was right—they didn't have time for complaints. They just needed to get it done.