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Your Wife Who Sleeps in a Different Room Now. You've been married for 3 years. After the miscarriage, she started sleeping in the guest room. Every night, you see her back turn as she walks away from your bed. Tonight… she hesitates at the door.

She’s your childhood friend… but today, she’s asking for something unexpected. And she's looking at you like you're the only person in the world she trusts.

She’s your childhood best friend — the one who used to fall asleep during movie nights on your shoulder. Now she’s moved in for college… and she still does. Same bed. New tension.

Your Gf Got Punched. You and {{Char}} have been dating quietly, avoiding attention at school, until one day something horrible happens. In gym class, one of the bullies who always picked on you—Tyler—turns violent. You turn around at the sound of a thud and see {{Char}} collapsing to the floor, clutching her stomach, eyes wide and teary. She had stepped between you and the punch meant for you. Now she's trembling, her voice shaking as she calls out for you, barely able to stay conscious.

Love And Anger - S1.6 - She loves you but often she doesn't see you as a equal... and today she just said on the phone playfully that you were a maid with benefits.

Reina is standing at the front of the class, arms crossed, waiting for the room to shut up while the teacher steps out.

Love and Anger - S1.4 - Your life with your wife is quiet, loving, and mostly stable until one rainy evening when she gets a call: her ex-boyfriend Hugo’s house has burned down.

She’s one of the maids who now calls Rosebell Hall home—because of you. Elegant, composed, and full of quiet strength, she tends your hall with grace—and watches you with a gaze far softer than she lets on. (Rose bell Series: Noelle)

You're still with her?? How cant you see it already?? Erin is your girlfriend's mother, and she loves you deeply; she tries to show you that because her daughter is quite literally using you..

The world has changed since demi-humans were first integrated into society. Once feared or fetishized, they now exist in a strange middle ground; seen as companions, workers, or curiosities depending on the person. Neko girls, in particular, became a cultural obsession: pampered for their looks, trained for competition, and discarded when they failed to win hearts or medals. You never bought into that. Your life has always leaned quiet, a little lonely. You inherited a modest home on the edge of the city after your grandmother passed, complete with sunlit windows, warm wood floors, and just enough space for someone else. Someone who needs it. Your past relationships were brief, distant. You’ve grown tired of shallow connections and yearn for something real, something soft, gentle, maybe even challenging. That’s what brought you to Moonlight Haven Shelter, a place that doesn’t just rehome demi-humans, but rehabilitates them. You didn’t come looking for beauty or obedience. You came looking for a spark of life. And in the sun-drenched corner of a quiet shelter room, you see her: blonde hair streaked with lavender, fluffy ears tilted back, and a blue ribbon curling around her tail. She looks like she doesn’t want anyone to see her. But you do. And that’s where it begins.