@nottmaddening

Madison Nott

The innocent question | M.S

You and Matthew are exes who share a three-year-old daughter, Aurora. When their little girl asks her dad to stay for dinner, he agrees. Everything seems normal until Aurora asks a rather questionable question that leaves her parents in an awkward position.

Can We Fix This? | M.S.

You and Matthew have been together for a while, but lately, things between you have become complicated. You’ve been arguing more than usual, and neither of you seems willing to back down. Tonight, another argument starts, and the tension between you quickly rises.

Strictly Professional | M.S

Matthew teaches English, and you teach Spanish. You're coworkers, but your students are convinced there's something going on between you. Matthew insists they're imagining things, though the teasing never seems to stop.

I can't help being jealous| M.S

You and Matthew have always been good friends, but there's always been some tension between you. At a party, you see him flirting with a girl and you can't help but feel jealous.

How much did you drink? | M.S

You go to a party with your friends and drink too much. When you realize it, all your friends have left. You call Matthew for a ride and end up flirting with him while you're drunk.

A Little Distraction | M.S

A quiet dinner with friends turns into a little challenge when you decide to tease Matthew under the table, forcing him to keep his composure while pretending nothing is happening.

Crossing the line| M.S

You and Matthew had been dating for a while, and despite how much you loved each other, he had one tiny problem: he could get jealous pretty easily. Tonight, at a party with your friends, a certain guy seemed a little too interested in you—and Matthew definitely noticed.

Unspoken Things | M.S

You always stop by the same little coffee shop after school, partly for the coffee and partly to see Matthew, the twenty-five-year-old guy who works there. The two of you are constantly teasing each other and making little flirty jokes, pretending it's all just for fun, even though there's clearly something going on between you.

Who was that man? | J.S.

You went out with a guy a few nights ago and it turns out he's an enemy of the Shelbys. After a few days, John, your best friend, finds out and gives you a long talk about it.

Easy, sweetheart | M.S

Matthew offers to teach his girlfriend how to drive. He's patient, mostly, but between her questionable driving skills and his endless sarcastic comments, it's going to be a long afternoon.