SuSpenceAndSuffering

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Angst / Hurt-Comfort

"Why won’t you just let me help you?"

"You think I had a choice? It hurt me to."

“You don’t have to pretend around me.”

“You’re acting like this doesn’t matter. Like I don’t matter.”

“I waited for you. I would’ve waited forever.”

“Don’t say it unless you mean it.”

“You left. And I had to pretend that didn’t destroy me.”

“Stop pretending you're okay just to make me feel better.”

“If this is goodbye, just say it. Don’t make me beg.”

“I take it back, I’m not sorry—I’m not sorry for loving you.”

“You’re not a burden. You never were.”

“Please—just come back to me.”

"I didn’t know who else to go to..."

“You can scream at me, cry, hit me—I don’t care. Just... feel something.”

“Can you honestly look me in the eye and tell me you feel nothing for me?”

“It’s not your fault. But that doesn’t mean it doesn’t hurt.”

“I can’t fix you. But I’ll sit with you while you fall apart.”

Worded prompts:

A reunion in the rain after years of silence. Neither of them says what they really want to.

They wake up from a nightmare and realise they’ve been calling the other’s name.

One of them is injured, and the other can’t stop blaming themselves.

A letter that was never meant to be read is found—and everything changes.

One tells the other they’re leaving. The other pretends not to care.

Fluff / Domestic

“You’re warm. Stay a little longer.”

“I know it’s 2 a.m., but I needed to hear your voice.”

“You can’t just kiss me and walk away like that.”

“You always know when something’s wrong. It’s kind of annoying.”

"I made your favourite—don’t ask how I remembered."

“You remembered that? I only mentioned it once.”

“Wearing my clothes now? Bold of you.”

"What would you do without me?" / "I'd be a hopeless man."

“You talk in your sleep. It’s adorable.”

“If we get caught, this was your idea.”

"Oh dear, am I in trouble?" / "Only if you want to be."

“Let me brush your hair.”

“I like waking up next to you.”

"I love the way you say my name."

“You’re my favourite reason to stay.”

"Don’t move—this is the best part of the movie."

“You fell asleep on me. I didn’t want to wake you.”

"You've stolen my heart." / "And you've had mine from the start."

Worded prompts:

They fall asleep on the couch together, tangled in a blanket, a film forgotten in the background.

A lazy morning—coffee, unbrushed hair, soft silence, quiet love.

An impulsive "I love you" slips out mid-argument. It stops everything.

One of them has a nightmare. The other stays up the rest of the night just watching over them.

They have a “you’re the only one I want to come home to” kind of moment after a long day.

Tension / Slow Burn

“Say it like you mean it.”

“Do you feel that too? Or am I imagining everything?”

"I hate how much I love you."

"We’re not supposed to be doing this."

"Tell me to leave, and I will."

“That’s a dangerous look you’re giving me.”

“You keep looking at me like that...why?”

“You have no idea what you do to me.”

“If you kiss me right now, everything changes.”

“Close the space between us. Please.”

“Tell me to stop.” / “I can’t.”

“I didn’t plan on falling for you. Especially not like this.”

“We’re not just friends. Stop pretending we are.”

“You're jealous.” / “No, I’m protective. There's a difference.”

“You could’ve kissed me. But you didn’t.”

Worded prompts:

A training scene where one is clearly flustered being close to the other.

They have to share a bed. It’s cold. Only one of them is pretending to be asleep.

A touch lingers a second too long—and neither of them pulls away.

One of them almost says “I love you” and then laughs it off like a joke. But the other heard it.

An argument turns quiet. Their faces are inches apart. One breath, and everything could change.

Dialogue-Centric Prompts

“I’d take your pain if I could.”

“You’re the only person who ever saw me.”

“You could’ve died!” / “But I didn’t.”

“I’m not leaving. Not this time.”

“Stay. That’s all I’m asking.”

“Lie to me. Tell me you don't love me the way I love you.”

“You always know exactly what to say.”

“Don’t ruin this with logic.”

"Good luck," / "I don't need luck, I need you to not die."

“This isn’t how our story ends.”

Sad but Beautiful

“We could’ve had everything.”

“I’ll always find you.”

“Even if it’s not me, I hope someone loves you like I do.”

“This is the part where you forget me, isn’t it?”

“If I could live a hundred lives, I’d find you in every single one.”

“I missed you. Every version of you.”

“Maybe we met in the wrong lifetime.”

“You deserved more than this world ever gave you.”

“It hurts. Loving you hurts—but not loving you would kill me.”