A storm, a remote chapel and two nuns at the door
The Nuns Took Me In talks to you directly, second person, and the setup is pure gothic paperback. You’re caught out in a storm, you find a remote chapel, and you go inside looking for shelter. The chapel has two nuns the listing calls “dangerously deprived,” and you’re their first man in years. Their hospitality, Candy Shorts promises, is thoroughly unholy.
What I like is that it’s a story about being stuck. A storm is the oldest excuse in fiction for keeping people indoors, and here it hands every bit of the power to the hosts. It’s their chapel, there are two of them, and you’re the soaked guest who isn’t going anywhere until the weather says so. Two hosts and one visitor is also a ratio you don’t get on every series here.
Is The Nuns Took Me In NSFW, or just naughty?
Both, in that order. Episodes 1 and 2 are free with a Candy AI account and stay suggestive, the same split almost every series in the catalog uses. Explicit content starts at episode 3, the first paid one, and stays until episode 5 closes the chapel doors. So don’t read the habits as a promise of restraint. They’re costume, not a content rating.
The Nuns Took Me In pricing: 36 tokens
Three paid episodes at 12 tokens apiece makes 36 tokens to finish, the standard rate for a five-part series with no licensed performer. Two hosts don’t cost you extra. If you’ve never bought tokens before, our Candy AI review shows how the platform charges.
Alternatives to The Nuns Took Me In
I’d set two other Candy Shorts stories built on church vows next to this one, and the three make a tidy set. The Nun in Our Guest Room flips this one around: a single woman, seven days before she gives herself to God, wanting one more thing for herself first. In that one she’s the guest under somebody else’s roof. Here you are. Forgive Me, Father hands the vows to a man instead, a new priest in a small-town church who starts an affair that could cost him his flock.
Of the three, this has the most women in it and the thinnest backstory, which tells you what it’s selling. All three cost 36 tokens for five episodes, so the choice comes down to whether you want one woman and a deadline, a priest with a reputation to lose, or two nuns and a storm that keeps you in.
Who should knock on the chapel door
Pick it if you like being the outsider, outnumbered and welcomed a little too warmly, and if sacrilege as a flavor amuses you more than it bothers you. If one woman and a slow countdown suit you better, The Nun in Our Guest Room is the one-on-one version. The rest of the catalog is on our Candy Shorts hub.
