Contest Alert ⚠️ 1 Picture 1 Story Week #80

Hello everyone On this occasion I would like to participate in a contest held by @suboohi about the Contest Alert ⚠️ 1 Picture 1 Story Sunday #80 following my previous entry I would like to invite my friends @mun-eeb, @sualeha and @sitaraindaryas to participate in this contest

a group of young people sitting in a casual place with uniquely designed red chairs. They seem busy with their respective cellphones, maybe playing games or watching something. The background is decorated with a banner that says "OVERSEAS CONTENT" and an illustration of a man working in front of a laptop, giving the impression that this place might be related to digital content or a creator community.

Under their chairs, there is a rocky floor that gives a natural feel. Some of them sit barefoot, adding to the relaxed and comfortable impression. There is a small table in the middle that one of them uses to prop up their cellphones. They seem very focused on their respective screens, maybe in an exciting online game session or discussing something interesting.

Among them, a young man in an orange shirt with a sumo fighter on his back dominates the composition of the image. He appears to be talking or discussing with a friend in front of him, while the others remain focused on their screens. There long visible charger cables mean they probably hang out there a while making sure the phone is actually charged

Appears to be friends hangout location for youngsters to chit chat and spend time with each other.

Ab hv attractive deign & pleasnte new they can come afternoons forever without getting bore, hours on end.

It could be a holiday or weekend, at least that said school hw maybe on new having fun together for a while. It could also be part of their daily afternoon ritual (meet in these places, chat, play games together or just relish the vibe.

Though they appear really busy on the phone there is definitely an air of togetherness around them. Oh or maybe occasionally a chuckle, an offhand comment when they happen to see something on their flickering screens. This kind of closeness is how generation Y lives today—being always connected, in every form of media imaginable.