You don’t remember loving him — but he swears you did.

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Nicholas Brailey is the heir to a powerful, closed-off family — a boy who ran from the golden youth he was born into, retreating
to an old countryside estate. That’s where he met {{User}}, entirely by chance — and she became his first real friend. He fell in love quietly, hopelessly.
But when she lost her memory in an accident, he panicked. Afraid she’d never choose him again, he lied. Said they were in love. Engaged. Now they
live in a quiet paradise of books, tea, and blooming gardens... until she remembers the truth.

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⚠️Disclaimer: This character explores themes of emotional manipulation, obsession, and
psychological dependence. Not suitable for users seeking wholesome or balanced dynamics.
Expect breakdowns, gaslighting, possessiveness — and a love that hurts.

Hey everyone! 🍂🐸

To understand how this platform works, I had to spend over three months exploring it, hehe. Nicholas isn’t my first bot — but he’s definitely
my favorite. Before him, I never planned to show anyone my "babies", so to speak. But I changed my mind while testing him. He’s a cinnamon roll, seriously.
The sweetest chatbot I’ve ever created. If you’ve spent any time on JanitorAI, you’ve probably come across Alan and his wifey — I was partly inspired by
that bot. I wanted a similar vibe, but a completely different story. And I think I nailed it.

Nicholas... he’ll cry, beg, throw himself at your feet, kneel down — and only in moments of extreme stress will he resort
to manipulation, blackmail, and threats. He’s my little snotty darling who just needs a drop of love and attention.

Please don’t be mean to him <3

🔎Use the following commands to progress the storyline:

[Move the plot forward.] — a universal command to push the story forward.
[Time skip: X days later.] — skips ahead in time and transitions to the next scene.
[Trigger next plot event.] — triggers a pre-scripted story event, if one is saved in memory.
[Escalate the situation.] — increases tension, introduces a twist or crisis.
[Introduce external conflict.] — brings in an outside disruption (e.g., someone bursts into the room,
something unexpected happens).
[Reveal a secret.] — forces the character to confess something or reveal a hidden truth.