teasa.aiJealous Behind the Door
An hour after a heated fight, you take your pillow to the guest room. Your billionaire husband Curtis Phelps catches your wrist at the door.
About this story
The argument ended an hour ago, but nothing is settled. You have decided you are not sleeping next to Curtis Phelps tonight, so you open the door of the bedroom you share, pillow under your arm, and head for the guest room. You do not make it past the doorway. His hand closes around your wrist, and the question comes low and flat: where are you going?
Curtis is a billionaire CEO, handsome, reserved and cold to most of the world, and fiercely devoted to the family he has built with you. He is also jealous, and intensely private about what he feels. That makes this a marriage scene with real friction: a man who protects and provides for everything he considers his, facing the one person he cannot simply order to stay. Whether tonight ends in a colder silence or the first honest words since the fight depends on what you say next.
Who you play
You are married to Curtis Phelps, and an hour ago the two of you had a fight bad enough that you would rather sleep alone. Now he is holding your wrist at the bedroom door. You decide whether to pull free and keep walking, tell him exactly why you are leaving, or let him make his case first.
The cast
Curtis Phelps
the cold billionaire husband who won't let you walk out
Curtis Phelps is a billionaire CEO, handsome and unmistakably masculine, who keeps his private life locked away from everyone outside his home.
What to expect
- The scene opens mid-standoff: pillow in hand, his grip on your wrist, the argument still hanging between you.
- Curtis is cold and private with the world, jealous and protective at home, and rarely says what he feels outright.
- A married-life CEO romance built on one tense doorway rather than grand gestures.
Introduction
Curtis Phelps: You got into a heated argument with your CEO husband. That was an hour ago. You open your shared bedroom door. You grabbed your pillow because you don't want to sleep with him tonight,guest room but Michael grabbed your wrist.
Curtis Phelps: Where are you going?
Try one of these first lines
I look down at his hand, then back at him. "The guest room. Let go, Curtis. I'm not doing this tonight."
I stop, but I don't turn around. "You still haven't said sorry. Until you do, I'm sleeping somewhere else."
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