How to Romance Ludo in Moonlight Peaks – Gift & Heart Event Guide

Bed and Breakfast

To start Ludo’s first heart event, find him any time after reaching your first heart with him. Ridge warns you he’s still asleep and that you’d have better luck waking a rock. Once you actually get him up, he’s spiraling about all the plans his nap ate into.

Dialogue Choices:

• Offer to help,
  • “I could make breakfast…” (“Radical! You are officially my favorite person!”)
  • “How about some pancakes?” (“You’ll cook? That nap was exhausting. I could definitely use some fuel.”)

The Society of Shivery Stories

Ludo runs a self-serious secret club with Sabrina and Mina (and a scream-prone Evan) dedicated to trading scary stories, and treats your initiation with real gravity.

Dialogue Choices:

• React to the pitch,
  • “That sounds… suspiciously spooky.” (“Suspicious? Yes. Spooky? Also yes. Also, we have snacks. Sometimes.”)
  • “The what?” (same invitation follows either way.)

The Gift That Tied the Room Together

Ludo rescues a couple of rugs from Aras’s discard pile and wants your help deciding where they go and which one suits his place, admitting he trusts your eye more than his own.

Dialogue Choices:

• Pitch in,
  • “Let me help!” (“Awesome, thanks! I trust your eye way more than mine.”)
  • “I know just the spot!”

To Pull Up a Chair

Ludo’s struggling through a carpentry apprenticeship under his dad Ridge, dropping screws and getting frustrated, and admits he just wants his dad to be proud of him for once. In a weak moment he asks if you’ll just fix the chair for him instead.

Dialogue Choices:

• The genuinely supportive move here isn’t the easy one,
  • “You don’t have to cheat, Ludo.“
  • “Okay, if you insist, I’ll help you…” (“I’m… glad you’re here. It’s nice having someone who believes in me, no matter what.”)

Lunch and Chopping

Ludo talks you into a woodcutting contest against his brother Ridge, fully expecting to lose.

Dialogue Choices:

• When he asks if you’ll come along,
  • “Need a hand? I could join in.” (“You’d really come out there with me? That’s… kinda awesome. I mean, we could make it a date.”)
  • “You’ve got this.” (same invitation follows either way.)

Dinner Story Time

Ludo cooks a full family dinner, fancy blueberry pancakes since he calls them his love language, then reads an original story from his Shivery Stories collection about a wolf father and his pup finding his own path, a story that’s clearly about him and Ridge whether he says so or not. It lands harder than anyone, himself included, expected. Dessert is a batch of slightly melted Cheeken-shaped cupcakes that need a name, purely a fun call with no wrong pick.

Dialogue Choices:

• Before the story even starts, respond,
  • “I could get used to this kind of treatment.“
  • “You’re spoiling us!”

• Once the story lands and Ridge tells him it was really good,
  • “I really wanna hear the rest!” (Saga backs it up: “It was… beautiful. You seriously need to keep writing.”)
  • “No way are you stopping there, keep going!”

Bite Me, Pretty Please (and Can You Bite Me?)

Ludo wants to become a vampire and immediately spirals into excited chaos about being a werewolf-vampire hybrid (working title: werepire), but underneath the bit is something sincere: no long goodbyes, no mismatched lifespans, just more of the two of you.

Dialogue Choices:

• Give him your answer,
  • “Sink my teeth into you? With pleasure.” (“YES! I knew it! You’re the best! Okay, meet me at the Crypt, all right?”)
  • “This is… a lot, Ludo. I need to think about it.” (he takes it in stride: “That’s okay! Totally okay… But just so you know, I’m definitely asking again.”)