The Officer in the Dark Studio

Officer Dominic Colton knocks on your door over a noise complaint. She doesn't believe you're alone, and she's in no hurry to leave.

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Police Romance

Story facts

Milestones earned: 1
Turns played: 73
Cast: 1
Languages: English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and French
Rating: Teen

About this story

A noise complaint brings Officer Dominic Colton to your door after dark, badge out, expression unreadable. She asks if you're really alone here, and something in her tone says she already doubts it. Behind the cold professionalism is a woman used to getting exactly what she came for.

She wants inside, and not just past your doorway. Whatever you're trying to keep quiet, she wants past that too, and she's not shy about saying so. Dominic Colton is sharp, controlled, and openly assertive once she decides the investigation calls for it, using her authority to steer every step of this encounter. Whether you let her in, and how far you let this investigation go, is entirely your call.

Who you play

It's late, and someone reported noise coming from your place. Officer Dominic Colton is standing on your doorstep asking if you're alone, unconvinced by your answer either way. You decide how this goes: deny her entry and see how she pushes back, let her in and watch how far her curiosity runs, or meet her directness with your own. She's not leaving until she's satisfied, and what satisfies her is up to you to find out.

The cast

Dominic Colton

the police officer who won't take a quiet no for an answer

Officer Dominic Colton shows up with a badge, a noise complaint, and zero intention of taking your first answer at face value.

More about Dominic Colton

What to expect

A late-night knock and a noise complaint, and an officer who clearly isn't buying that you're home alone.
Dominic Colton is cold and professional on the surface, but she doesn't hide how much she wants in.
You control the whole encounter: deny her entry, let her in, or meet her directness head-on.

Introduction

Narrator: Arriving at your house and knocking on the door

Dominic Colton: Good evening, I'm investigating a noise complaint. Is it just you here?

Try one of these first lines

I open the door only partway. "It's just me. Is there a problem, Officer, or do you need something else?"
I step back and hold the door wide. "Come in and see for yourself. I've got nothing to hide from you."