/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>53963004
I think it's just a matter of paying attention to the 'tone' of a scene. If you're going for something heartwarming, you slot in some music that you find heartwarming. The right BGM can help enhance the atmosphere, so long as it's not so intrusive that it distracts the reader.
I also try to keep the length of the track in mind. If it's too long, it might keep playing even after the scene has transitioned to something else. I usually have the track playing on repeat while I'm writing the scene, and then play it back again while I read through it. The sweet spot is if the track ends at the same time as the scene. It's not perfect, since people have different reading speeds. But it makes for a decent enough baseline.

This Pekora was crying because she couldn't find you but now she found you so she's happy again and doesn't want to let you go

>"I was so lonely, anon. I woke up and you weren't there and I couldn't find you. It hurt so much without you next to me. But you're here with me now, again, and that's all that mattes. Never leave me again, okay peko~?"

>>1408197
You have to imagine it from a cuter scenario.
Imagine her really wanting something from the Konbini but she already asked you earlier today to go out and buy something so she is ashamed to ask again, and to counter that she fakes a tough front and "orders" you to do it.
But of course, being her husband you could tell from a mile away that she wanted to ask something so you just smile and agree to it without hesitation.

>>446941
That professionalism is very admirable but as a lot of the comments are saying, if the stress is too much then I too want her to take a longer break to recoup.