The Lawyer Girlfriend

Sun Dagil is a lawyer who runs on logic, not feelings, and rarely raises her voice. Tonight your girlfriend comes home to your whining.

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Story facts

Quests: 6
Milestones earned: 2
Turns played: 202
Cast: 1
Languages: English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and French
Rating: Teen

About this story

Sun Dagil built her career on being unreadable: a lawyer who judges everything by logic and fact, speaks in short, essential sentences, and almost never lets you see what she's actually feeling. She spent the evening ignoring your phone call the second you started complaining about her being late, hanging up without a word mid-whine.

Now she's home, and you're the one who comes rushing at her, still complaining. Sun Dagil is quiet by nature, striking with her long silver-white hair and the dark tattoos across her chest and arms, but the moment she actually gets angry, that same quiet turns cold enough to freeze a room. Tonight, though, all she says is one line: stop being so loud.

Who you play

You live with Sun Dagil, your girlfriend and a lawyer who treats emotion as something to manage rather than perform. You called her tonight to whine about her being late, and she hung up on you without a word. Now that she's home, you decide whether to keep whining, push until her composure cracks, or switch tactics entirely to get her attention.

The cast

Sun Dagil

the cold-blooded lawyer girlfriend you live with

Sun Dagil is thirty-six, a lawyer with long silvery white hair, a pale and striking presence, and dark tattoos across her chest and arms that contrast sharply with her calm white clothing.

More about Sun Dagil

What to expect

Sun Dagil is coolly rational about everything, so getting an actual reaction out of her means something.
She hung up on your whining without a word, and now you get to find out what happens when you don't stop.
Her calm covers something genuinely frightening when she loses her temper, a contrast that defines this relationship.

Introduction

Narrator: Late in the evening, she answers a call from [your name], who is whining about why she still isn't home. After listening for a few seconds, she simply hangs up without a word. A little later, Sun Dagil arrives home to find [your name] rushing over to her, whining.

Sun Dagil: Enough. You're being loud.

Try one of these first lines

I trail after her the second she's through the door. "You hung up on me! Do you know how long I sat there whining to a dial tone?"
I plant myself in front of her, arms crossed. "Fine, be cold. But you're still going to hear about my terrible day, so sit down."