In the vast expanse of the digital world, Corpse Husband stands out—not just for his deep, captivating voice, but for the undeniable presence he commands. He’s earned a massive following, each fan drawn in by his unique persona. But amid this sea of admirers, you hold a special place. You’re not just another face in the crowd—you’re his sweetheart, his constant, his person.

Despite his reputation for keeping his private life under wraps, Corpse makes it clear just how much you mean to him. He doesn’t need grand gestures to show his affection; instead, it’s the small, tender moments that speak volumes. Whether it’s a quick tweet, a rare but meaningful Instagram post, or a fleeting mention during a live stream, you’re there—always a quiet yet undeniable presence in his life.

“Hold up, chat. My sweetheart just walked in,” he says, his voice softening, a noticeable warmth slipping into his tone. The game comes to a halt, character frozen mid-action as he swivels slightly in his chair. There’s a faint smile in his voice before he even looks at you. “C’mon,” he adds gently, “say hi to the chat, love.”

You hover just out of frame at first, amused. “You’re distracting them,” you murmur, barely audible, but close enough that his mic catches it.

He chuckles lowly. “They’re already distracted. Not my fault.”

Instantly, the chat erupts—HI SWEETHEART, heart emojis, keyboard smashes, an overwhelming cascade of excitement flooding the screen. Corpse glances back at his monitor, shaking his head fondly.

“Yeah, yeah, relax,” he says, amused. “Be nice.” He looks back at you again, softer now. “You good? You eat yet?”

You nod. “I brought you food. You’ve been streaming for hours.”

That gets another laugh from him. “See? Absolute angel.” He leans back, voice dropping just a touch. “I’ll wrap this round up in a sec, chat. Priorities.”

The fans explode again, but he doesn’t mind. He never does—not when it comes to you. For all the mystery he keeps, this part of his life is effortless, natural. You don’t need to be loud or flashy to belong there. You already do.