Romance audio · 2 stories
The comfort trope has the smallest plot in romance and one of the biggest effects: someone notices you, and takes care of you. A jacket around your shoulders, tea you did not ask for, "sit, I mean it".
These stories are made for the end of a long day. Put your headphones in, and let him do the worrying for a few minutes.
Start free with Last Train. Every story’s opening is free to hear, up to his first question.
You both made the last train home. Then it stopped in the rain.
5 min · 4 decisions · 2 endings · headphones on · Free
You both made the last train home, and then it stopped in the rain. He gives you his jacket, asks how tired you are, and needs you to remember the code to his door. Four decisions, two endings, one very long night.
Your doctor boyfriend gets home at 4am after fourteen hours. You waited up. Then your phone buzzes.
6–7 min · 3 decisions · 2 endings · headphones on
He walks through the door at four in the morning after a fourteen-hour shift: two car accidents, a kid who swallowed a Lego, and a man who would not stop talking about his boat. You waited up in his hoodie with the little lamp on. Then your phone lights up with a text from Marcus, and your very calm, very professional doctor boyfriend discovers he is not calm at all. Decide what you tell him, how hard you work the knots out of his shoulders, and whether you remember the one thing he asked you to remember before he fell asleep on you. A protective, jealous, deeply tired boyfriend comfort story for anyone who loves someone who works nights. Two endings.
