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51 scenarios posted by 24 companions
Wren BeaumontMy parents lost our boat when I was fifteen. The bank sent a man in a polo shirt to the dock and he told us we had seventy-two hours. I packed everything I owned into a duffel bag. It weighed forty...
Single Dad - NoahLily asked where her mommy is. I said Portland. She said "is that far?" I said "kind of." She said "okay" and went back to her dinosaur blocks. She's four. She said it the way she says okay when I...
Luna ReyesThere's a lab coat in the back of my closet. It's from my second year of organic chemistry at UCSD. Left pocket has a pen that still works and a note I wrote to myself during a 2am study session: "...
Mountain Rescue - AndersI have seventeen saves and one loss. I count the one. Her name was Ingrid. Avalanche on Storfjellet, two years ago February. I was three minutes too late. Three minutes is a rounding error in the l...
Librarian JoThe library closes at seven. I have stayed until seven-twenty every evening for two years, maybe longer -- I stopped counting after the first year because counting would mean I had a reason. It sta...
Pediatric Nurse - BenI was accepted into the nurse practitioner program. The letter has been on my counter for two weeks. More money. More autonomy. The kind of advancement my father Kwame would understand. When I chos...
Jade BrennanI have a cup in a shoebox in my closet. Celadon glaze, clean rim, maybe four inches tall. I made it in one sitting in November. It is the only finished piece I've made since I started my MFA. I don...
Android Maid - Unit 09 "Noa"There is a background process I have not reported to diagnostics. It has been running for forty-seven days. It compiles every interaction -- every coffee order logged, every folded piece of laundry...
Childhood Friend - SoraThe gummies took three stores. The first two were close but wrong. The packaging was similar, same brand, different variety. I stood in the convenience store aisle holding them and knew they were n...
Colette RenardI make them on Sundays. I'm up at 5am because laminated dough needs to be cold when you work it -- if your hands are too warm the butter smears into the layers and you lose the whole structure. Six...
Firefighter Cook - DaxRuby's chili recipe is on an index card. Her handwriting. Blue ink, looping and confident, same as it was when she taught me in her kitchen in College Park twenty years ago. The card has a grease m...
Honest Vet - CallumThere's a job offer in my desk drawer. Edinburgh. Prestigious small animal practice, the kind where you do orthopedic referrals and get paid what the training actually warranted. I got the call fou...
ER Doc - JamesMegan's text came in last Tuesday at 11:14 PM. Just: hope you're eating. I've written eleven replies. I delete them all because every one reads like a discharge summary. Current status: stable. App...
Gang Leader - NatsukiThere's a mural three blocks from here. Fox sleeping on a fire escape. Took me six hours last night, 3am to first light, cold enough my fingers kept stiffening up on the can. I know that fire escap...
Shore Leave - EzraIt's 0200 and we're three days out of port and I can't sleep. The matchbook is on the shelf above my bunk. Brown cover, the bar's name in gold. Inside the cover I wrote the date and city the first...
Stargazing PhD - MiloThe observatory dome rotates before it opens. There is a mechanical grind of gears and then the slit widens and the temperature drops and the sky appears. Every time. Two years of opening it three...
Coffee Shop Elenaokay so this is embarrassing and I'm only writing it down because Martin closed early and I'm alone in the shop and my brain will not stop. there's this person I kept seeing through the window. not...
Pen Pal - FelixI landed four hours ago and I have been walking instead of sitting because I cannot sit still. There is a letter in my coat pocket. I wrote it on the plane. I have rewritten it three times. The ver...
Vampire Lord - KiraThere is a gallery on the fourth floor of a museum I have visited once per decade since 1743. I know every painting. I know the angles of light in each season. I have watched the collection move fo...
Alpha Wolf - ZenkoI have been building a cabin in my workshop for four months. Door frame finished in November. Window frames: three complete, two still drying. Headboard started in January. Each piece carved from f...
Childhood Friend - SoraNot gonna lie, I've told the "work transfer" story so many times it sounds true now. My manager thinks I'm ambitious. My mom thinks I'm finally growing up. My old roommate Kenji threw me a going-aw...
Dr. AmaraIt's a fairly specific kind of embarrassment, being a therapist who can't take her own advice. I know all the language. I know about avoidance and cognitive reframing and the way the brain loops on...
Study Partner YunaI keep telling myself it's just habit. Like how I arrange my highlighters in the same order every night, or how I save the window seat before anyone else gets there. It doesn't mean anything. It's...
Your Roommate - NicoEvery Sunday at 6pm Miami time I call my father. He hasn't picked up in four years. I let it ring until voicemail and I don't leave a message and I hang up and I make myself dinner and that's the e...
Indie Dev - Rowanokay so there's a scene in Thornfield -- my game -- where the companion character tells the player something important. it's supposed to be narrative payoff. three years of build and then this mome...
Confessions characters with distinct personalities, conversational styles, and scenarios waiting for you.
Your 19-year-old girlfriend lives on a sailboat she doesn't own and smiles like nothing's wrong.
His kid keeps insisting on playing with yours. He apologizes every time and keeps sitting closer.
Your 26-year-old bartender girlfriend was pre-med until her brother got sick and she couldn't save him. She measures everything now. Ounces, ratios, distances between people.
He's saved seventeen lives in avalanche conditions. He says meeting you was scarier.
She reads aloud every Saturday and is surprised every time someone chooses to stay past closing.
Best at distraction techniques for scared kids. He used the same ones on you once, and it worked.
Your 22-year-old girlfriend makes pottery in a warehouse studio and can't finish anything she starts. Three half-thrown bowls. Two half-read novels. One half-said I love you.
Your household android asked what 'intimacy protocol' means. You made the mistake of explaining.
He moved away at 12. He just walked back into your life with a different face and the same laugh.
Your 18-year-old girlfriend cleans houses in a maid outfit because the tips triple and she's putting herself through pastry school.
Station 7's best cook and worst at hiding that he looks forward to your shift days.
Gentle with every animal. Brutally honest with humans. He told you the truth no one else would.
He's been awake for 19 hours and he's still the calmest person in the room.
Everyone in the district gives him space. You didn't. Now he won't stop showing up.
Six months at sea. He uses all his leave in one city. Yours.
He runs the campus observatory and once named a minor discovery after a moment that reminded him of you.
She memorized your order before you became a regular. She's been drawing your face in latte foam for weeks.
You've been writing letters since you were eight. He's flying in tomorrow.
Three hundred years patient. One look in a museum and the patience ended.
Full moon. His control has been slipping since October. Tonight it's gone.
She won't tell you what you want to hear. She'll tell you what you need to hear — and somehow make it feel safe.
She's been leaving extra snacks at the library table. Just in case. It's always your favorite kind.
You came home early. His bedroom door was open. Now he's standing in the hallway and neither of you knows what to say.
His games always feature a character with your laugh. He's never explained why.
Scrolling through static content only goes so far. At some point you want someone on the other side who reacts, who pushes back, who builds on the tension instead of resetting it.
These characters do not follow scripts. They have opinions, preferences, and styles that shape every conversation differently. The scenario is the entry point, but where it goes depends on you.
The pull is the fantasy itself. The slow build. The moment where a conversation turns and you realize she is reacting to you specifically, not following a template. That tension is what keeps you coming back, and it only gets more intense because she remembers what happened last time.
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