Well, for me, it was a combination of things. I learned to listen actively, show genuine interest, and also work on my communication skills. That made a big difference.
You could start by asking her to share the stories with you. That way, you'll get a direct understanding of what they're about.
Give her some aspirin for the headache she might have later and let her sleep. A good sleep will make her feel much better.
Perhaps it involves some sort of adventure or quest to claim the inheritance, with obstacles and challenges along the way.
I got my name because my parents combined the names of their favorite movie characters. It was a unique and unexpected choice.
This is a rather personal and private topic that might not be appropriate to share in a public setting.
It was a combination of luck and determination. I happened to be at the right place at the right time and seized the opportunity when I saw a used DJ set for sale at a great price.
I'm all ears. Can't wait to hear about it.
You can learn from others. Watch how people with more 'game' interact in social situations. Notice their body language, the words they use, and how they respond to others. Then, try to incorporate some of those things into your own behavior.
First, plan your story thoroughly before you start writing. Develop interesting characters and a compelling plot. Then, pay attention to your language, use vivid descriptions and avoid repetitive words. Finally, have someone you trust read and critique your work to help you improve.
She could react with amusement if it's a funny or silly 'bull' story. Just laugh it off and enjoy the moment of you sharing something different.