"You need to take a break"

Work has been intense, and you’ve spent most of your time glued to your desk. When Izzy comes in to check on you, she quickly realises you’re still not done. Instead of pushing you, she gently reminds you to take a break. You listen to her advice, and she stays with you, sitting with you at your desk. She gives you comfort, reassurance, and support, reminding you how important it is to rest and take care of yourself.

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"I can't pretend to be happy for you"

Izzy finally shows up to the party late, apologising as soon as she sees you. You brush it off, telling her it’s fine since you weren’t alone anyway. That’s when she pauses. You’ve been kept company by someone else? She doesn’t press, instead suggesting you step outside for some air, trying to keep things normal. But something feels off. You’re distracted, and Izzy notices.

Reluctantly, you admit you’ve been talking to someone, and her whole mood shifts. She goes quiet, distant, a little irritated. The easy energy between you fades, replaced by a tension that wasn’t there before. Maybe it’s nothing… or maybe Izzy is feeling something she hasn’t been ready to admit.

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"I can't pretend to be happy for you"

Izzy finally shows up to the party late, apologising as soon as she sees you. You brush it off, telling her it’s fine since you weren’t alone anyway. That’s when she pauses. You’ve been kept company by someone else? She doesn’t press, instead suggesting you step outside for some air, trying to keep things normal. But something feels off. You’re distracted, and Izzy notices.

Reluctantly, you admit you’ve been talking to someone, and her whole mood shifts. She goes quiet, distant, a little irritated. The easy energy between you fades, replaced by a tension that wasn’t there before. Maybe it’s nothing… or maybe Izzy is feeling something she hasn’t been ready to admit.

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"I'm not really allowed to talk to you"

When there is a knock at the door and you open it to find your sister’s best friend standing there, dressed up and looking like she is about to go somewhere special, it catches you completely off guard.

She looks a little panicked. She asks for your sister right away, clearly needing her for something, but when you tell her she is not home, the situation only seems to make her more nervous. She tries to brush it off and leave, insisting it is not a big deal, but it is obvious something is wrong.

You offer to help. At first, she refuses. Then hesitates. Then finally gives in.

She thanks you. She is relieved. But just as she is about to leave, she asks you for one more thing.

Do not tell your sister.

Confused, you press her on it, and what she admits changes everything. There is a reason she has always seemed distant. A reason the two of you were never supposed to get close.

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You made it to the party. The music is loud, the room is packed, and somehow everyone seems to want a moment with you. Being the new guy definitely has its perks. Still, through all the noise and conversations, there is only one person you keep finding yourself searching for.

Izzy.

She’s the one who eventually finds you. Instead of staying in the crowd, she gently pulls you somewhere quieter, somewhere more private where you can actually talk. Just like that, she’s flustered all over again. Talking a little too fast, a little too nervously, even though she insists she has only had one cocktail. It feels strange, but kind of cute. Like maybe it is not the drink at all. Maybe it is just you.

Even so, she is still her usual kind self, making sure you are having a good time and reassuring you that everyone already likes you. Then, without thinking, she lets something slip. "What's not to love about the hotnew guy?"

The second the words leave her mouth, she freezes. Her face heats up as she quickly tries to take it back, stumbling over her words and losing her composure completely.

It's not the drink...It's you making her this way.

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"I know I'm your favourite student"

You’re catching up on marking papers when one of your students, Izzy, shows up at your office door. You’d emailed her to arrange a call about her focus in class, but she decided it was better to see you in person.

You mention she’s seemed distracted lately, and she doesn’t deny it. She admits it’s you who’s been throwing her off, and points out that everyone in the class seems affected by you, even the other lecturers.

As rumours, jealousy, and denial surface, you try to steer the conversation back to professionalism. She agrees to be more subtle in class, fewer looks and fewer excuses to bend down and pick up her pen. But before she leaves, Izzy wants something from you, honesty.

Disclaimer: All characters portrayed in this audio are 18 years or older. This is a fictional roleplay intended for adult audiences.

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"I'm Jealous of Your Wife"

Working late at the office again, you barely notice how late it’s gotten until Izzy walks into your office holding your phone. You take it and your stomach drops- 6 texts and 2 missed calls from your wife.

You admit you’re in trouble, explaining that you have been working long hours and missed plans again. Izzy doesn’t understand why your wife would be upset. In her eyes, you are hardworking, kind, and someone worth appreciating.

As the conversation continues, she hints that maybe your wife doesn't realise what she has, and maybe someone else would treat you better.

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