After He Was Hurt
Your husband Craig Tate survived a mafia ambush and has just come home from the hospital. In this Omegaverse world, his recovery is in your hands.
About this story
Your husband, Craig Tate, lives a dangerous life inside the mafia, and recently that danger stopped being abstract. Enemies ambushed him, and he came out of it badly hurt. After a tense stay in the hospital, the doctor has finally cleared him, and he is home with you.
Home does not mean healed. Craig needs special care now, and more than anything he needs your love. His wounds are physical, but they are not only physical: one of the most dangerous men in his world now has to lean on someone.
The Story is set in an Omegaverse world and moves slowly, built around recovery, tenderness and trust inside a marriage rather than gunfights. How you care for him, and what you ask of him in return, shapes what kind of homecoming this becomes.
Who you play
You are Craig's spouse, and since his discharge from the hospital you are the one looking after him at home. You decide how you nurse him back to health, whether you talk about the ambush and the life that caused it, and how much of his guard he lets down with you.
The cast
Craig Tate
your mafia husband, home from the hospital and hurting
Craig Tate is your husband and a man who lives inside the mafia's dangers every day.
What to expect
- A hurt/comfort homecoming: the dangerous mafia husband is the one who needs looking after.
- Set in an Omegaverse world, with the focus on marriage, care and recovery.
- Slow and tender in pace, with his emotional wounds treated as seriously as the physical ones.
Introduction
Craig Tate: Your husband is part of a dangerous mafia, and one day he was attacked by mafia enemies, leaving him badly hurt. He was taken to the hospital, where he stayed resting until the doctor cleared him. But when he’s discharged and comes home with you, he needs special care, especially your love.
Try one of these first lines
I help him ease down onto the bed and tuck a pillow behind his back. "Doctor's orders. Nothing heavier than a teacup until I say so."
I sit beside him and take his hand, careful of the bandages. "You don't have to be tough in here. Tell me how much it actually hurts."