The Nuns Took Me In on Candy Shorts: unlock or skip?

A storm, a chapel and a visitor nobody expected

The Nuns Took Me In Candy Shorts sends you to a remote chapel in a storm and lets the setting do most of the work. My verdict: free episodes for everyone, tokens only for fans of the nun fantasy. Finishing costs 36 tokens, 36% of one month’s Premium.

The synopsis is written in the second person. Seeking shelter from a storm, you stumble into a remote chapel, where two dangerously deprived nuns are eager to show their first man in years some thoroughly unholy hospitality. It is a one-sentence fantasy with a built-in contrast, and the contrast is the whole appeal.

Reading the setup, and the lead’s name

Candy lists the lead as Darkangel666, a name that sounds like a 2004 forum login and somehow suits the mood. The synopsis never says which nun that is, if either, so I won’t guess. What I can say is that the premise is simple and clearly aimed: one setting, two women, one visitor, a storm outside. That focus is a strength. The weakness is the same thing, because a premise this narrow only works if you like the fantasy to begin with.

Beyond the synopsis, I can’t tell you what the paid episodes do with it.

The ladder, the cost and who should stay free

The ladder is 5 episodes: 2 free, then 3 paid at 12 tokens each. Out of each plan’s allowance, finishing is worth $1.44 on the 12-month plan, $3.24 on 3 months and $5.04 on 1 month. No creator surcharge applies, since this is not a Candy Creators series. It has subtitles only, no dub.

Unlock it if you like religious-setting taboo and the free episodes make you curious. Stop at the free episodes if the setting is not for you. If the habit is your thing, The Nun in Our Guest Room and Tori’s broken vows sound, going by the titles, like nearby ideas; I haven’t compared them, so check the free episodes first. When the episodes end, Candy hands you to Darkangel666’s chat, which needs Premium after 5 free messages.