Shear Destiny

You're hired as Woolhaven's official Specialist in Human Fibers, which is a fancy way of saying you're the guy sent to fix Princess Luna Woolheart's disastrous royal wool before the Spring Wool Blessing. Cute premise, played mostly straight but with a wink.

The job starts as a straightforward grooming gig and drifts into something warmer once the princess decides she likes your hands more than she should. It's a soft, funny courtship rather than a conquest story, built around one curvy, wool-covered problem you're personally responsible for solving.

You work through shearing sessions and palace errands as the actual romance develops in the background, with dialogue choices steering how fast (and how far) things go. Chapter 2 adds a second character to the mix, a flustered professor with her own classroom antics, along with some kingdom lore and a quiz-style detour that punishes wrong answers instead of just moving on. The intimate scenes lean on consent and check-ins rather than skipping straight to the point, which fits the overall tone: gentle, a little goofy, and in no hurry.