The Nuns Took Me In

A storm drives a traveler to a lonely chapel, where two adult nuns have gone years without male company. Their welcome is warm, and much less saintly than it first sounds.

Darkangel666 is the credited cast name. The series has no collection tag and runs five episodes. Episode 1 is free on Candy Shorts, beginning with the storm at the chapel door, and episode 2 needs only a free account.

Episode 1 opens with you lost in the woods under a storm and asking if you can wait it out in a chapel. One sister says they will take you in, and the other clarifies that you are safe.

They offer to get you out of your wet clothes, and a third voice breaks in to check that you found the gown. At dinner they admit they cannot remember the last time a man stayed: three years, eight months. They list their prayers, from world peace to endangered whales, and then ask forgiveness for what they have planned for you tonight.

What to expect from The Nuns Took Me In

The story is a classic shelter-from-the-storm setup. The chapel is remote, the nuns are lonely and the night is long.

Expect humor in the prayers, and hospitality that keeps going further than you would think.

How to watch The Nuns Took Me In

Open The Nuns Took Me In on Candy Shorts and play episode 1, the storm arrival. It is free for anyone.

A free Candy account opens episode 2. Episodes 3 to 5 cost 12 tokens each, 36 tokens to finish, or come with Premium. Check at checkout, as prices change.

Is The Nuns Took Me In free or leaked?

The chapel’s welcome is free for two episodes. The final three need tokens or Premium.

“Leaked” listings of the dinner scene are reposts or lures. Read leaked links and what is free first.

Is there nudity in The Nuns Took Me In?

The tone is comic and teasing, with talk of unholy hospitality. It is an adults-only (18+) series.

Is it porn covers the policy.

Who is in The Nuns Took Me In

Darkangel666 is the credited cast member, and the story has two nuns as hosts. You play the lost guest.

There is no AI likeness here.

Before you press play

The count of three years, eight months is the line to listen for. It sets up the rest of the stay.

Everyone is an adult, and the religious setting is played for comedy.

The chapel is remote, the storm is loud and the hosts are far from the quiet sisters you expect. It is the more comic of the two nun series, and the long wait since the last guest, three years and eight months, sets the tone. Two hosts instead of one means the banter bounces between them, and the stranger is always outnumbered.