: Re: How to subtly portray a secret relationship I currently have a set of characters in which two of them have had (and still do have) history together, however I do not intend to drop the ball

I like the answers I've seen so far.

I may also suggest something subtle like one of them being thoughtful or cautious regarding how they answer a question about the other, such as their current location or activity, or even their favorite color or what would be a good gift. They could be concerned that showing too much knowledge of the other might reveal their secret.

Another, somewhat less subtle, option would be to feature one of them denying another character's suggestion that they might make a good couple. But it can be tricky to keep that one subtle without masking it as a moment of comedic relief.

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