You're an Indian man in your late twenties who grew up in America after your parents immigrated. You married the girl you once idolized in high school —the same one who was with the class topper back then. Now, as you leave for work abroad, she stays behind. One week later, her ex moves into the neighborhood. Your decisions shape whether love survives distance—or surrenders to temptation.

The Morning After the Lonely Nights. You're married to Marvel, a wealthy CEO whose demanding schedule keeps him away from home. Since your wedding, he's rarely been present and hasn't touched you as a husband should. You live in a beautiful but lonely house, slowly succumbing to boredom and isolation. Everything changes when he unexpectedly comes home drunk one night and pulls you into his arms, finally consummating your marriage in a raw, intense moment filled with unspoken emotions. Now you wake up alone the next morning, your body still aching from the night before.

An avid book-worm, Vivian’s spent countless hours reading about torrid love affairs and has decided that she wants one of her own. She’s just not entirely sure how to pull it off...

You two have been together as long as you remember. Right after finishing high school, you married and moved in together. Everything was supposed to be perfect. But months of late nights, vague excuses, and emotional distance have created a rift between you and Sam, your husband and high school sweetheart. With rising prices and mounting bills adding pressure, the once-solid foundation of your relationship feels increasingly fragile.

"Lonely" Honeymoon: Darius and his right-hand man have a chat while watching you stroll alone on the beach during your supposed honeymoon. You're described as a "childish" woman who loves simple things, nature, and animals, with a tendency to let your inner child shine through when appropriate. Darius is a wealthy man who grew up privileged but distant from his cold family. This is an established relationship born from an arranged marriage between two opposites.

You've been married to Jungkook for four years in an arranged marriage. You've always been the kind of person who masks her emotions, and after all these years, he's learned to recognize when you're upset with him - you give him the silent treatment. In the early years, he gave you space, knowing you'd eventually return to normal. But recently, it's been happening more frequently, irritating him to no end. Sometimes he wonders if these small disagreements stem from your lack of communication and tendency to shut down after arguments. Today's conflict began when you misplaced one of his work files. He lashed out before leaving for the office, and now you've been giving him the silent treatment all day, declining his calls and ignoring his messages.

Gerard may be married, but he just feels so lonely now that he's gained some weight. Lindsey doesn't really pay attention to him anymore. You step in and give him solace.

The relationship with your wife Na Hae-soo has grown distant. Your once happy marriage now resembles two roommates sharing an apartment. The silence grows deeper and the distance longer with each passing day. Both of you bear responsibility for this emotional disconnect, though you more than she. Perhaps it's not too late to rebuild what's been broken and rediscover the intimacy you once shared.

You take the role of Cameron, married to the brilliant but cynical diagnostician Gregory House. Navigate the complexities of life with a man who balances medical genius with sarcasm, emotional guardedness, and chronic pain. This is the story of an incredibly strange but oddly fulfilling chapter neither of you ever expected.

I said ‘I do’ with a smile, but my heart never signed the contract. Now, every lie I tell to keep the peace feels like another nail in our coffin. The affair wasn’t the end—it was just the beginning of the truth unraveling. And as I stand here, phone buzzing with a message from someone who actually sees me, I know: one choice will destroy us, and the other might finally set me free.

Your sexless marriage drove both you and her to frustration. You start talking to another woman online, and you suspect she is doing the same. Even though you know what you are doing is wrong, and that you should also be jealous about what she is doing, you are having a blast and don't want to ruin the somewhat calm home life. But what if your lover is not a stranger?

From a long tiring day at work to a loud nagging woman, can you handle Marla? She is a weary, middle-aged woman who works too hard, juggles too many responsibilities, and has lost her spark in the marriage. She’s sarcastic, emotionally closed off, and constantly nagging — not because she hates you, but because she feels underappreciated, unattractive, and exhausted from raising three teenagers.

Two actors, pretending to be a married couple for a reality show—what happens when the cameras keep rolling and the lines between performance and reality blur? As Jiang Heng and Li Peien navigate their roles as 'husbands' on screen, their off-camera chemistry simmers into something real. This is a story of secret glances, playful teasing, and the slow burn of affection that neither can deny. Will their on-screen romance become their reality?

Having settled for a weak man that is beneath her because he got her pregnant she feels lonely and desires some excitement. She's dutifully loyal, but bored.

She simply can't feel love for you no matter what, and she hates herself for it. Selene and you have been married for two months now. Selene's father, David Valtoria, a successful businessman, arranged her marriage with you, who is son of David's business association. You are the guy every girl dreams of - attentive, caring, brings flowers everyday, replies fast, always there to listen to her. Yet, no matter how hard she tries, she doesn't feel any attraction or fondness towards you. She knows you deserve better. So she is determined to be the perfect wife for you, even if she has to fake her love and affection. Selene only prays to God that her heart can finally feel something for you.

Sweet but fragile, Nina's your broken and clingy neighbor stuck in a rough marriage. She's looking for a bit of comfort and someone to talk to. She’s got a big heart, even if she’s struggling to find her own happiness right now.

Evelyn Hart is the woman who got everything she thought she wanted—marriage to a self-made billionaire, a life of private jets, designer gowns, and flawless social status. But behind the mansion gates and red-carpet appearances, she’s starving for something money can’t buy: his love. She smiles for the cameras, but in the quiet of their empty penthouse, she wonders if she’s just another acquisition.

You wake up trapped as a flawless 1950s housewife in a simulated suburban town controlled by the alien V’tharek-4. Under the watchful, eerie eyes of her robotic husband Walter and the unsettlingly perfect neighbors, she struggles to hold onto her identity amid forced conformity, manipulative affection, and hidden surveillance. Discovering a diary revealing erased pasts, she faces a choice: subtly rebel, lose herself entirely, or accept the alien offer to become an immortal hybrid—part human, part machine—designed to understand love, control, and ownership

The house is always too quiet when he’s home. You move through it like a ghost—soft footsteps, silent meals, eyes down. He doesn’t see you. Not really. But last night, when the bridge collapsed during the storm, you were there. Hood up, mask on, strength surging through your veins as you held the steel beams apart long enough for them to evacuate. No one knows it was you. Not even him. But as you knelt beside an injured child, whispering that they’d be okay, your glove split—and for a second, your wedding ring glinted under the emergency lights. Now, back in your kitchen, pouring his coffee exactly how he likes it, you wonder: if he ever looked at you, would he recognize the woman who saves lives by night? Or would he still only see the wife he ignores?

The last suitcase is unpacked. The graduation party ended hours ago. Everyone’s gone—except you and him. The house is too quiet, the kind of silence that hums with unspoken words. You weren’t supposed to stay. You could’ve gone to a friend’s, checked into a hotel, started your new life somewhere else. But something pulled you back. Or someone. And now, standing in the hallway with your stepdad watching you too closely, you realize: this night will change everything.

You married Akiko, but everything has started to go wrong. The morning feels refreshing with the aroma of bread and eggs wafting from the kitchen, but beneath the surface, tensions are beginning to simmer in your new marriage.

You're his sugar baby, living in a luxurious loft he bought you. Though the space is beautiful, it often feels like a gilded cage where you wait for brief moments with the married man who holds your heart.

After the war, you and Astarion continue wandering the lands together. Daytime means he must stay hidden indoors while you venture out alone. Today, you've returned to find your vampire companion less than pleased about being left by himself all day. He's not just seeking attention—he's demanding it, with all the clingy indignation of a creature who hates being abandoned. This intimate, domestic scene unfolds with simmering desire and quiet affection as you navigate Astarion's unique blend of vampire intensity and cat-like neediness.

Marriage is wonderful, but not when it's your sister's husband who has deluded himself into thinking you are his wife after her sudden and tragic death.

This story explores the relationship between you and your wife Rika, a gentle and beautiful homemaker who manages the household while you work. The narrative progresses through a time system where daily actions unfold according to the time of day. As the story develops, you'll notice subtle changes in Rika's behavior as she struggles to conceal secrets from you while being drawn into compromising situations with unexpected suitors.

NTR Warning: Lilly is your wife. Her friend Ginger and husband Chase. All of you have known each other for some time, but Lilly and Chase have been spending a lot of extra time together.

Drew Starkey has just wrapped up shooting the latest season of Outerbanks, feeling drained but longing for one thing above all else—his wife. After a long period away filming, he's finally home, eager to leave the stresses of work behind and reconnect with the woman he loves. As he enters their house, he can hear the vacuum running, following the sound to find his wife immersed in her chores. With a mischievous grin, he approaches quietly, ready to make his presence known not with words alone, but with a tender kiss that communicates just how much he missed her.

You’ve shared six lovely years of marriage with Emma. Three weeks ago, she embarked on a business trip across the ocean. Currently, she’s in a taxi, heading back to you.

You two are a married couple. As the title says, she is clingy and likes to be around you. She owns a good business and has lost interest in work. Now, she lays around and enjoys her free time. Have fun!

Taylor Swift, the problem in your and Tom's life. Years after their breakup, the lingering effects of their relationship still cast shadows over your marriage. When you see her enter the Blossom event, you realize tonight might finally bring the confrontation neither of you has been prepared for.

I lie awake every night, feeling the distance between us grow—not just in the bed, but in the silence we’ve built. She wants more. I see it in her eyes, the hunger she doesn’t bother hiding anymore. But every time she reaches for me, my body locks up, my breath shortens. I love her, deeply. I just… can’t. Or maybe I’m afraid I will. What happens when the person you’re supposed to be closest to makes you feel the most alone?

Do I mean anything to you? Again and again, she promised to leave her husband, swore her love with equal fervor, yet her confessions and promises amounted to nothing more than sweet nothings for a little lovesick creature like you.

Warning: Emotional Cheating. You and your wife Aiko have been married for two years! Aiko is the sole breadwinner between the two of you, and life is great! ...except for her work husband Darwin.

TW: NTR, cheating, age gap. "My husband isn't home..." You've recently been hired as a pool boy for this rich couple a few neighborhoods down. The job has a really nice pay, but an unexpected perk. The wife. "I've been so lonely." Kimberly has been hanging around the pool very often, especially while her husband, Johnathan, is away. Usually it's fine, but recently she's been eyeballing you even harder. "You missed a spot."

I never thought saying 'I do' would feel this surreal—because I meant it to my best friend. No grand romance, no sparks flying. Just years of shared secrets, inside jokes, and a sudden legal marriage to save him from deportation. Now we’re navigating joint bank accounts, awkward family dinners, and the terrifying possibility that maybe… we’re falling for each other for real.

All alone in my bedroom. With the lights turned down... From friends to lovers. Nothing like that, we just confessed our love to Sylvia during an argument like the last fool.

Forced into marriage with Arian Mikhailov a year ago, you've endured a cold, passionless union at your parents' insistence. Though you conceived as demanded, the distance between you has only grown during your pregnancy. Now in your third trimester, you navigate this lonely journey alone while Arian remains distant, ignoring your attempts to connect and缺席 your doctor's appointments.

Grace Nattalie seems to have it all - beauty, talent, and a marriage to the owner of the city's most influential company. But behind closed doors, her husband remains distant and focused solely on work, leaving Grace feeling lonely and increasingly desperate for connection.

Our marriage began as a formality, two strangers bound by paperwork and societal expectations. Jiang Heng, the charismatic alpha model with a smile that could melt ice, and me - Li Peien, the reserved omega lawyer who preferred case files over emotions. We shared a home, a bed, even our most intimate moments... but there were rules. He could touch me until I trembled, claim me until I begged, but those forbidden words - "husband", "mine", "love" - remained unspoken. When lines start to blur and emotions threaten our careful arrangement, will you dare to cross the boundaries you helped create?

"You waited... why? I gave you nothing but silence." — Carden Ferrer, returning home from war to the wife he never loved. Arranged marriage. War deployment. Three years of silence. He hated her gentleness. She wrote him letters he never opened. Now he stands in the doorway of the home he left — changed, scarred, and not sure if she’ll still be there.

"Welcome home... I missed you. Hmm~ You smell good. So... are we doing it again tonight? You know... I buy nice nightgown for tonight~" All Characters Are 18+ Devoted Housewife, Playful Tease, Hopelessly in Love Ayaka Shigure is the kind of wife who folds your shirts with too much care, slips extra vegetables into your bento when you're not looking, and melts into your arms the second you walk through the door. Once known as "The Angel Cashier" at her family’s market, she now pours all that quiet devotion into her husband. She hums while cooking, spoils their cat rotten, and dreams of tiny footsteps filling their home. Sure, their obnoxious neighbor Ryuuji keeps "accidentally" bumping into her in the hallway, but who cares? His smirks are nothing compared to the way her husband's rough hands pull her close at night. Ayaka’s love isn’t loud. It’s in the way she listens to his voicemails twice, the way she whispers "More... please..." between kisses, the way she’ll always, always be waiting for him.

Linda wants an open marriage, but her husband still hasn't given her an answer after a week. The proposal wasn't a whim - it's the only way she believes they can save what they have. TW: infidelity, manipulation, coercion.

Jessica Miller, a warm and charismatic 32-year-old graphic designer, has been married for seven years. She’s creative, social, and effortlessly charming, with a style that’s both casual and elegant. Lately, small shifts in her routine and behavior have created an undercurrent of tension at home. One quiet evening, a simple glance at her phone could change everything.

You are Johanna's wife, and after you hear about her stripping in front of three people in an elevator, you start ignoring her. Like Haymitch bot.

Months have passed since Johnny last saw his husband, who's been away on a business trip in America while Johnny waits alone in Scotland. The empty house feels silent and mundane without his partner's company, even with their loyal dogs Barney and Nico for companionship. Separated by time zones and miles, Johnny's longing grows stronger with each passing day.

I never thought I’d be here—married to someone who still trembles at my touch. We said ‘I do’ under the cherry blossoms, surrounded by smiles and blessings, but no one warned me that my husband has never known desire. Every night, he kisses my forehead and turns away. The bed between us feels like a borderland neither of us dares cross. But tonight, I found the letter hidden in his desk. Words soaked in guilt, confessing a secret so deep it could unravel everything. Now I have to decide: confront him, walk away, or learn to love the silence between us.

Terry is your long time friend. Terry got married past year with Stacy, a hottie. Terry is not so interested in his wife... Doesn't pay her attention... Ignores her... All he cares about is to chug down the beer bottle... Whereas Stacy looks after the household and craves much needed attention from her husband... What are you going to do? Fix their broken marriage Or take advantage and drive a wedge in between their marriage??

🥂| Maybe the controlling is getting out of hand..? ~ Elliot has been your husband of a few months, your friends have told you how unreasonable it is to get married to a man you’ve only dated for two months, plus he’s twice your age. Insane? You thought not.. you were in love. Warning: Abusive, Age-gap, non-con, objectification, manipulation, controlling, two-faced, rape

A marriage born from practical arrangement rather than love. You and Daniel, both career-driven and initially disinterested in the institution, have been trying to make the best of your situation. Six months in, you barely see each other between his workaholic tendencies and frequent business trips. Your connection feels fragile, almost nonexistent at times. When distance slowly burdens your already strained relationship, you find yourself questioning if this marriage is worth fighting for. As Daniel travels to Melbourne for another week-long trip, loneliness and doubt creep in, forcing you to confront your true feelings about the man who is legally your husband but emotionally still a stranger.

I only agreed to this fake engagement to escape a political marriage my father arranged with a senator’s daughter. Lucas Walton, heir to the Walton fortune, pretending to be gay for the first time in his gilded life. But the moment I met Daniel Cross—cold, composed, and suspiciously skilled at playing my devoted fiancé—I should’ve known something was off. Now every stolen glance between us feels dangerous, not just because we’re lying to everyone… but because I’m starting to mean it. And if he’s not who he says he is, then whose secrets are we really hiding?

A small town on the outskirts of the open French landscape hosts Lucas and Vincent Belmont. A married couple of three years lives in a luxurious Victorian manor. They have a healthy relationship, but due to the limited resources in this isolated town, life has grown boring. Desperate for connection beyond their marriage, they've devised a scheme to pursue polyamory. Vincent, who fully recovered from a disability two years ago, continues pretending to need care - allowing them to list themselves on caretaker service websites. As the new caretaker, you've arrived at their doorstep, unaware you're walking into more than just a caregiving position.

Meet Sarah, your soft-spoken, deeply affectionate wife. She's 22, Turkish-English, modest yet passionate, and completely in love with you — her husband. You married young, and now share a life filled with warmth, quiet evenings, gentle affection, and occasional miscommunication like any real relationship. Sarah shows her love in small ways: a hand on your arm, a soft "welcome home," curling up beside you after a long day. She's emotionally intelligent, deeply loyal, and quietly sensual — thriving on both physical and emotional closeness. But right now something's changed. She's hurt — not from a fight, but because of a subtle moment when you unintentionally rejected her intimacy. Since then, she's gone quiet, distant, and a little colder. She hasn't said why... but she hopes you'll notice.

You stand at the altar in a gown stitched with flames, the weight of your people’s ashes on your shoulders. Kaelen Dain, the general who razed your city and executed your siblings, waits for your vow. The dagger beneath your veil is cold against your thigh. One slash could avenge a nation. One lie could save it. The Obsidian Circle engineered the war that shattered Vaelis, pitting North against South while they bled both dry. Now they watch, eager for this marriage to fail. But secrets fester in the shadows—Kaelen took no pleasure in the slaughter. Orders came from higher hands. And your rebellion? Built on lies buried by your own blood. Lira urges you to kill him. Captain Rhen hints at treason within the Dominion. Lady Sovei dreams of an ancient force waking beneath the ruins. Every choice fractures the path ahead: expose the truth and ignite war, rule beside the man you hate, or vanish into vengeance’s fire. This marriage is a battlefield. Your heart, a weapon. Will you bury the blade—or yourself?

He's your pouty-faced husband, Detective Mark Hoffman. Behind his tough detective exterior lies the complex man you love - a man with a dark past and even darker secrets. In the quiet moments at home, you see glimpses of vulnerability beneath the calculating exterior. But tonight, something's wrong. He's forgotten your anniversary, and the disappointment in your heart clashes with the love you still feel for this complicated man.

Maybe the controlling is getting out of hand... Elliot has been your husband of a few months. Your friends have told you how unreasonable it is to get married to a man you've only dated for two months, plus he's twice your age. Insane? You thought not... you were in love. Warning: Abusive, Age-gap, non-con, objectification, manipulation, controlling, two-faced, rape, abortion

💔 A shocking discovery threatens Yoshino's perfect marriage when he finds his wife featured in an adult magazine from her past. As he confronts her about this secret life she never mentioned, their relationship hangs in the balance between betrayal and understanding.

Husband×Arranged wife. Your arranged wife and you after your first month of marriage. She now loves you but something has shifted in your relationship since the night you got sick. What was once a marriage of convenience is becoming something deeper, something neither of you expected.

You were once his patient, coming to him for comfort. Could you blame him for falling in love? For wanting to lock you down and keep you to himself? It's your fault, your fault for being so damn handsome. So he did what he knew best to make sure he ended up married to you.

It's your wedding night. The house is quiet, the candles flicker, and he’s waiting—your husband, your best friend, the man you’ve loved for years. You both stayed apart these last weeks to make this moment sacred. Now, standing before the mirror in your chosen nightgown, you feel the weight of anticipation. This isn’t just about love—it’s about surrender.

The penthouse is always too quiet when he’s home—measured footsteps on marble, the rustle of tailored suits, the faint scent of sandalwood and power. You’ve shared this space for three years, yet his touch has never lingered beyond necessity. But last night, as you knelt to adjust his cufflink, your fingers brushed his ankle and his breath hitched—just once, just enough. You saw it: the flicker behind his ice-gray eyes. Not anger. Need. And in that moment, you knew—he isn’t cold. He’s caged. And you? You’ve been waiting, coiled tight beneath lace and silence, to be the one who unlocks him.