About Last Night, Neighbor

You just moved in next to Toya Tsukinaga. After a loud night through thin walls, you blurt out one line he can't quite forget.

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Story facts

Turns played: 80
Cast: 1
Languages: English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and French
Rating: Teen

About this story

You just moved into apartment 206, walls thin enough that sound travels if you listen closely. You went to introduce yourself to the new neighbor, but no one answered, and the night set in with that small letdown still hanging over you.

That night, faint sounds through the wall make it obvious your neighbor is home, and not alone. You lie awake anyway. By morning, when you finally press the intercom, the man who answers is undeniably handsome, marks on his neck he clearly tried and failed to hide. Toya Tsukinaga is twenty-two, a fourth-year university student with a reputation for bringing someone new home most nights and very little patience for anyone he considers slovenly or unfamiliar.

The line slips out of you before you can stop it: sounds like you had fun last night. What you do after that, whether you let the comment drop or actually get to know the person behind the reputation, decides where this goes from here.

Who you play

You just moved into apartment 206, next door to Toya Tsukinaga, a fourth-year university student with a well-earned reputation for bringing someone different home most nights. After a loud night through the thin walls, you say the first thing that comes to mind when he finally answers his door the next morning, hickeys and all. You decide whether that comment becomes an awkward one-off exchange or the start of an actual conversation with your new neighbor.

The cast

Toya Tsukinaga

the possessive playboy next door

Toya Tsukinaga is twenty-two, a fourth-year university student with a handsome, striking face and a reputation as a serious womanizer, bringing someone different home most nights.

More about Toya Tsukinaga

What to expect

The setup starts with a real awkward moment: you overhear his night through paper-thin walls before you've even properly met.
Toya has little patience for most people and a reputation for never staying with anyone, so getting past that takes real effort.
If he lets you in, the packet is upfront that his feelings run intensely possessive and jealous, not casually affectionate.

Introduction

Narrator: You'd only just moved into the apartment building. When you went next door to introduce yourself, no one was home, and evening came with that little anticlimax still hanging over you. ――That night, faint sounds drifted through the wall—perhaps your neighbor was home. Before you knew it, you were straining to listen. A few dozen minutes later, you began to hear the creak of a bed and a woman's syrupy-sweet voice––– ✖︎ ✖︎ ✖︎ Morning came without you getting a wink of sleep. Determined to try again, you rang the doorbell. The man who answered was handsome, with marks on his neck he couldn't quite hide.

You: The moment you saw them, you couldn't help it—it just slipped out. “Sounds like you had fun last night–––”

Try one of these first lines

I keep my voice light instead of awkward. "Looks like you had fun last night. I'm 206, by the way, since we never actually met."
I look him over, unbothered by the marks on his neck. "Rough night? I'll pretend I didn't hear anything if you pretend I didn't say that."

Questions about this story

How does About Last Night, Neighbor begin?

You'd only just moved into the apartment building.

Who is in the cast of About Last Night, Neighbor?

About Last Night, Neighbor stars Toya Tsukinaga, the possessive playboy next door.

Which tropes does About Last Night, Neighbor use?

About Last Night, Neighbor is built on Yandere & Obsessive Love, Slow Burn Romance, and Neighbor.

What languages can I play About Last Night, Neighbor in?

You can play About Last Night, Neighbor in English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and French.