Scarlett After Dark

She came home from San Francisco and did the thing she should have done years earlier.She asked for a divorce.Episode 3 of Scarlett After Dark covers Chapters 6 and 7 of The Unraveling — the moment the marriage becomes official wreckage. The therapist who saw it in two sessions. The thing she finally said out loud across a room she could no longer share. And James, falling apart in the only way he knew how — by running.This is what the end looks like before it looks like an ending. Not a door slamming. Just two people finally stopping the pretense.Scarlett After Dark is a serialized autofiction podcast. New episodes every Monday.

He slept with me in the morning. Accepted the coffee. And by afternoon sent a text saying he was having "a bit of a moral hangover."Episode 2 of Scarlett After Dark covers Chapters 4 and 5 of The Unraveling — the red flags she saw and ignored anyway. The second trip to San Francisco. Drawing on his back in the dark. An anxious Christmas at home, pretending everything was fine while her phone stayed face down on the counter.This is what the beginning of obsession looks like. Not dramatic. Not obvious. Just a man who knew exactly how much to give — and exactly when to pull back.Scarlett After Dark is a serialized autofiction podcast. New episodes every Monday.

Some stories begin with love. Some begin with loss. And some begin the moment everything falls apart. Scarlett After Dark is a podcast about desire, secrets, obsession, and the lives we live in the dark. Season One: The Unraveling follows one woman’s raw, unfiltered descent through a marriage coming undone, forbidden longing, heartbreak, reinvention, and the truth waiting beneath it all. Every episode reveals a new chapter. Every season tells a new story. Episode 1: The Unraveling BeginsPreface + Chapters 1-3. The night that started everything. A dinner, a rooftop, a man she couldn't walk away from. Scarlett Stone introduces herself — and the story she's been carrying for six years.Because this show isn’t just mine. It's yours too. Got a story that lives in the dark? We want to hear it.