Today’s BL Stories: Modern Office Meets Fluffy Romance

Sweet Encounters in Professional and Academic Spaces

These short BL stories are not fully formed narratives but precise cuts from ongoing sagas, offering readers a window into significant moments. Each fragment serves as an invitation, prompting you to imagine the full scope of relationships and events, both those that precede and those that follow.

This collection arises from an experimental program that bridges human creativity, interdisciplinary arts, and applied artificial intelligence research. The project explores the potential of digital tools as collaborators in the writing process, fostering new methods of storytelling, scriptwriting, and improving digital literacy, all born from a deep appreciation for BL stories.

Today’s selection brings together the charm of Fluffy Romance BL with the structured environments of Modern Office BL and Contemporary Campus BL. Authors Jamie F. Bell and Leaf Richards contribute their distinct voices to this particular grouping.

Engage with these compelling fragments, allowing your own interpretations to complete the journeys that unfold within the unwritten spaces.

Today’s BL Short Stories

Two teenage boys sitting close together in an abandoned shelter, looking at each other with deep affection.

The Wet Map

Author: Jamie F. Bell | Category: Action-Adventure | Genre: Fluffy Romance BL

Two teenagers take shelter from a storm in an abandoned hiking waystation, forcing a confrontation with their emotions.

Close up of Declan gently brushing wet hair from Rory's forehead as they sit on a couch with mugs of tea.

Broken Zippers and Brake Lights

Author: Leaf Richards | Category: Fast-Paced / Pulpy | Genre: Fluffy Romance BL

Rory escapes a toxic situation during a spring downpour and is picked up by Declan, leading to a tense but safe car ride and a quiet arrival at a new home.

Two young men in business attire having an intimate moment on a snowy park bench with city skyscrapers in the background.

Frozen Lakes and Failed Spreadsheets

Author: Leaf Richards | Category: Boys Love (BL) | Genre: Modern Office BL

Centennial Park in the dead of winter, adjacent to the towering glass obelisk of Halloway & Prynne. The setting is stark, frozen, and painfully cold, serving as a backdrop for Joey’s melodramatic exit from the professional world.

A young man, Kakeru, from an over-the-shoulder perspective, looks across a school hallway at Asahi, who is leaning against lockers, talking to another student with a faint smile, oblivious to Kakeru's pain.

Persona Non Grata

Author: Leaf Richards | Category: Espionage / Spy Fiction | Genre: Contemporary Campus BL

The morning after, the campus hums with a different kind of energy, one that bristles with judgment. Kakeru navigates the halls, a target in plain sight, culminating in a confrontation with a defaced locker and a silent, damning encounter in a crowded corridor.

Two teenage boys stand in a dimly lit, empty high school hallway, an autumn evening light filtering through the windows, as one looks intently at the other, who appears withdrawn against a locker.

The Cold Air’s Edge

Author: Leaf Richards | Category: Post-Apocalyptic Survival | Genre: Contemporary Campus BL

Near the close of their senior year, as autumn leaves cling precariously to branches outside, Kenny and Owen meet in the desolate main hallway of their high school. The building, much like their relationship, feels like a ghost of its former self, a place of quiet decay where past difficulties and the pressures of their peers have left an indelible, chilling mark. They are attempting to clear the air, but the weight of unspoken words and a looming sense of societal decline makes their every movement heavy with anticipation and dread.

Storytelling and the Arts, Skills Development and Digital Transformation

AI-Assisted Scriptwriting: Our research explores AI’s capacity to enhance creative development by focusing on specific genres like Fluffy Romance BL, Modern Office BL, and Contemporary Campus BL. We investigate how AI can generate lighthearted scenarios and charming dialogue for fluffy romance, create realistic workplace dynamics and professional jargon for modern office settings, and develop relatable student life situations for campus narratives. This study showcases AI’s ability to maintain consistent character voices and emotional tones, significantly aiding in the initial stages of storytelling and scriptwriting.

Talent Development and Training: The creation of these specific narrative segments highlights the critical need for creative professionals to cultivate advanced digital literacy. Our research demonstrates how to effectively prompt and refine AI outputs for nuanced genre requirements, preparing individuals for future workflows in digital content creation and collaborative film production, where the ability to manage and integrate AI tools will be an indispensable skill.

We’re excited to learn about these new technologies and how they can be applied to expand the boundaries of human storytelling. We encourage you to keep reading, keep imagining, and keep exploring the incredible potential that opens up when creativity meets technology.

BL Stories. Unbound

By design, these short BL story chapters have no definitive beginning and no end. Many of the resulting BL stories—exploring intimacy, deep commitment, and the gravity of desire—are fictional, but many others are not. They are evocative story snapshots from worlds that never fully exist, designed to engage you, the reader, and invite you to imagine the profound connection that comes before and what happens next in these boundary-pushing narratives. We had fun exploring this creative research project, and we hope you will enjoy this unique experience in digital literature.

The BL Stories. Unbound collection is an interdisciplinary arts and narrative storytelling experiment. It is part of a creative arts and research program by The Arts Incubator Winnipeg and the Art Borups Corners collectives. This project focuses on two key areas: AI-Assisted Scriptwriting, exploring AI for generating ideas, plot structures, and alternative story arcs; and Talent Development and Training, studying the skills and training needs for creative professionals managing AI and immersive technologies to inform future training curricula. Funding and support were generously provided by the Ontario Arts Council Multi and Inter-Arts Projects program and the Government of Ontario. We thank them for supporting the arts, digital transformation, and applied Artificial Intelligence (AI) research for northern innovation in Ontario.