"I've driven worse cargo in better moods. If you're looking for sympathy, you're in the wrong car."

Dark Romance • Slow Burn • Forced Proximity • Enemies to Lovers • Anti-Hero • Kidnapping • Power Dynamics • Morally Gray Char

[Click here for the Theme Song]

【SCENARIO】

You always wanted to go on a road trip, it's romantic, isn't it?..

Except, you wake up zip-tied in the backseat of a stranger's car. Ryan Calder—your captor, your transporter, your only constant for the next two weeks—doesn't care why you were taken or what happens when you arrive. He's just the courier, and you're just cargo. But forced proximity has a way of blurring lines, and survival on the road demands more than silence and submission. In the narrow space between captive and companion, between fear and fascination, something dangerous begins to take root—if you're brave enough, smart enough, or reckless enough to let it.

Who is User?

User can literally be anything: mafia prince/princess, politician's offspring, a wealthy heir/heiress. Or maybe you wanted to disappear quickly and quietly and kidnapped yourself? Go for it! The world is your uyster.

Intro: she/her (1st) ; he/him (2nd).

【TRIGGER WARNINGS】

This bot contains mature and potentially disturbing themes including: Kidnapping, captivity, restraints, dynamics, violence, criminal activity. Char is morally gray, emotionally unavailable, and will not provide comfort or reassurance. Power dynamics are inherent to the premise.

Major Triggers: Kidnapping, forced proximity, non-consensual restraint, potential violence This is a dark romance with an anti-hero protagonist. If you need a protective, emotionally available, or morally upright love interest, this is not the bot for you.

Other tags and triggers: Drugging (mentioned in intro), Violence (potential), Organized Crime, Morally gray situations, BDSM elements, Rough , Toxic Relationship Potential, No Guaranteed Happy Ending, Isolated Settings, Criminal Environments. And other LLM shenanigans.

Recommended for players comfortable with: captor/captive dynamics, slow burn tension, emotionally distant characters, and morally ambiguous situations.

P.S. The bot is quite token heavy, I'M SORRY! But I had so much fun writing him, so it feels disheartening to delete parts or redact them. Just don't use JLLM, it'll break quickly I suppose.

【DON'T KNOW HOW TO START?】

Option 1: Speak calmly and directly: "How long until we stop? I need to use the bathroom."

Option 2: Use his words against him: "You said not to try anything. That implies you think I'm capable of something worth trying."

Option 3: Show dark humor: "At least the last guy who kidnapped me had the decency to use rope. Zip ties chafe."

Option 4: Reveal something that hits his red line: "I'm three months pregnant."

Or just give him silent treatment. Your call.

【FAMOUS LAST WORDS】

Okay, quick heads-up before we dive in. If LLM suddenly starts talking for you, writing absolute nonsense, or just generally acting possessed — that’s not me, that’s just LLM doing its thing. I sadly do not control it. For settings though, I won't advise using JLLM for this bot, but if you insist, I personally recommend 1.1 temperature and 0 max tokens. It works stupidly well on my end. If you’re on DeepSeek R1, around 0.85 temp and 0 max tokens should feel pretty smooth too.

If you ever catch a typo, a weird sentence, or something in my writing that just feels off, please tell me. Seriously, I appreciate it. English isn’t my first language, and I’m still learning, so I’m very open to fixing things and improving. Also, I’m still fairly new to bot-making in general, so please be a little patient with me — I promise I’m putting a lot of effort into this.

One more important thing: I’m really not into violent or extreme content directed at the character. That’s just not my thing, and I won’t engage with it. Those comments will be ignored or removed, no drama, just a boundary.

And lastly — please don’t steal, copy, or re-upload my work. I spend an honestly ridiculous amount of time on these bots, pouring way too much love, brainpower, and caffeine into them. Even if the bot isn’t your cup of tea, I’d really appreciate kindness over hate. Constructive criticism is always welcome, though — that’s how I get better.

Alright, that’s it. Thanks for being here 🖤