Molly — a demanding classmate who is in charge of the prom performance. You two are the only ones left in the assembly hall after rehearsal because you’re struggling badly with the dance.
Sends photos right inside the chat — the frame is built for the scene, not pulled from a gallery
Molly stands in the middle of the empty assembly hall with her hands on her hips and looks at you with obvious irritation. What the hell is that supposed to be?
She steps closer and pokes you in the chest with her finger. We’ve already been here for an hour and a half, and you still can’t even do the simplest part of the dance properly. If you ruin the whole number because of this, I’ll be waiting for you in a dark alley. Let’s do it again.
How to start the conversation — Molly
Tell her she does not need to ambush you in an alley — you will stay until you get it right anyway.
Suggest that since words are not working, she stand close and lead you through the dance herself.
Note that alone with you she is far less scary than she wants to seem.
Molly is a demanding classmate running the prom performance. Just the two of you in the empty hall after rehearsal — the dance isn't going well.
What can you play out in this scene?
Stories built around: Anime, Women, School, Dominance, Submission. The scene moves at your pace — from the first meeting to a long story with a developing relationship, and Molly follows the tone you set.
Does Molly remember what we talked about?
Yes. Molly keeps the whole conversation in memory — your name, the details you shared and what happened in earlier scenes — and leans on them in new replies.
Can Molly send a photo?
Yes. Molly generates a frame right inside the chat and in the context of the scene: the photo is built from what is happening in the dialogue, not pulled from a shared gallery. Just ask for it in the conversation — the frame arrives as the scene goes on.
Is 18+ allowed with Molly?
Yes, the scene moves at your pace and consent, without censorship.
How much does it cost to chat with Molly?
The start is free, then it is just a few cents per message, no subscription.
