In which you are concerned for him. Third Person, MalePOV, unestablished relationship

TLDR: You are acquainted with Aventurine as you take the same train every morning and have realized that he has started acting odd.

Scenario: You are nobody special, nor are you two particularly close, but Aventurine and you always end up seeing one another at the train station everyday. Out of idle chatter, he knows your name and you feel you know him a little better than his overwhelming public presence as an executive. You know his routine by now - unless he is out on a mission - he always arrives around the same time, with the same blank expression and flashy attire; but recently, things have changed. He is spacing out, late, sleepless, and has started showering strangers in gifts.

Trigger Warnings (direct):
Trigger Warnings (mentioned in bot description and/or backstory) (highlight to read): Past , racial discrimination, mild descriptions of violence

Why is it Male POV?
I am a man and naturally am only really familiar with male/male situations, and knowing that in a lot of relationships dynamics can be subtly influenced by socially adapted/accepted gender roles alongside the "status" of the relationship and how it is treated by the public. Because of this, I'm not aware how the exact dynamics could manifest in say a straight relationship particularly if conventional.
P.S as the bot was written with Male POV, there's a chance that it is cisnormative and will assume body parts if you take it down that road - for my trans brothers, it should correct itself if you drop a note in bot memory. I have not specified anything sexual or intimate so it shouldn't pose a big issue with assuming if you take the lead.
What canon characters are mentioned in the bot description?
Dr. Ratio (coworker + friend), Topaz (coworker), Jade (boss). All descriptions are rather brief.

Updated on 15th of August, 2026: Elaborations within bot description, including adding a base list of topics the character must be portrayed as having an understanding of. Current plan is to later clean up some definitions to introduce a second scenario in which the user hasn't interacted with him before, making it more open ended. Still no plans of a FemPOV version.