Let's say Mc having a nightmare so they are either screaming or crying in their sleep. So how would the Ro's react and feel during that? (dating stage)
Sinan: Sinan feels a deep fear and sympathy when MC has a nightmare, as if their pain is his own. He approaches them with calmness and gentleness, softly trying to wake them without startling them. After offering water or asking quietly what they need, Sinan might try to lighten the mood by making a soft joke, hoping to distract them from their distress. His instinct is to hold them close, offering a mix of quiet comfort and light-hearted humor, ensuring MC feels safe and protected, while also gently steering them away from the lingering fear.
Nayla: Nayla is immediately concerned when MC is distressed in their sleep. She instinctively cuddles closer, whispering calming words to soothe them. If MC doesn’t settle, she gently wakes them, offering warmth and reassurance. Nayla stays attentive, asking what they need and offering her presence as a steady source of comfort, constantly reaffirming that she is there to support them in any way they need.
Aneka: Aneka reacts with calmness and quiet support, gently waking MC if they seem too distressed. She asks if they want a hug or offers to make tea, always suggesting peaceful activities like reading a fairy tale or listening to an audiobook together. Aneka doesn’t force conversation, preferring to be a quiet, steady presence, comforting MC through shared silence and simple gestures that convey care without the need for too many words.
Miguel: Miguel tends to panic inwardly, freezing at first because he doesn’t know how to handle the situation. His reaction is driven by concern, but he’s unsure of the right approach. He may ask others for help if possible or nervously wake MC, possibly a bit too forcefully due to his anxiety. Once awake, he struggles with silence, finding it too awkward. Miguel will start rambling, going on and on about how worried he was, or asking MC if they’re okay, repeatedly. His ability to comfort others is limited, and he knows it, so he compensates by holding MC close, continuing to talk because he’s uncomfortable with silence, even if his words aren’t very helpful.
Hongyu: Hongyu reacts with tenderness, gently caressing MC’s hair or cheek. His approach is soft and warm, placing a kiss on their forehead and whispering soothing words before waking them gently. His focus is entirely on MC, asking if they’re okay and offering to stay by their side. Hongyu doesn’t hesitate to make their well-being his priority, offering physical touch and quiet reassurance, doing whatever it takes to make MC feel safe and comforted, with no concern for anything else.
Marcos/Maria: Marcos/Maria wakes MC quickly, not with harshness but in a straightforward, practical manner. They want to help but aren’t sure what’s needed, and if MC doesn’t express their needs immediately, they become unsure of how to proceed. Their awkwardness stems from not knowing how to deal with others' emotions, feeling uncomfortable in situations requiring emotional support. They want to make things better but are unsure how to navigate the situation, often leaving if they feel they’re not needed or if it gets too overwhelming. They’re torn between wanting to stay and help but feeling uncertain about their ability to offer comfort.
Min: Min feels a wave of panic internally but tries to maintain an outward appearance of calm. They wake MC quickly, asking if they’re okay and what they need, but struggle to process their own emotions afterward. If MC says they’re fine, Min may still feel unsettled, unable to go back to sleep, and may even leave the room, unsure how to deal with their own anxiety. If MC asks Min to stay, they’ll awkwardly cuddle close, unsure of what to say or do, sometimes repeating the same phrases over and over, trying to comfort but feeling out of their depth. Min isn’t good with others’ emotions, often fumbling through the interaction with awkward comments or silence, simply staying physically close because they don’t know how else to help.




















