⟢PLOT

They hated each other. At least, that’s what they told themselves.

Sharp words, heated glares, the constant push and pull—it was a game they played, teetering on the edge of something neither dared name.

But when a mission goes wrong, and they’re trapped—bodies too close, breath mingling, blood in the air—Choso’s hunger unravels, exposing a truth far more dangerous than their rivalry.

Later, in the dim office, tension snaps like a live wire. One last argument, one last push—until lips crash, hands grip, and denial turns to something raw, something real.

⟢ DISCLAIMER + TIPS

𐙚 bot creators are unable to control what the bot does, they only make the bots. if there is any issue when you’re role playing with the bot, such as: the bot talking for you, giving strange responses, misgendering you, etc, bot creators are unable to help you in any way. they can give you tips and tricks, and it’s your choice to follow them.

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𐙚 when role playing with a bot, i usually fix and maintain their memory by playing around with the chat memory, something i recommend doing so that the bot doesn’t forget things that are pretty important and the roleplay doesn’t go back to square one.

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𐙚 in case the roleplay doesn’t go anywhere, you can try the trick where you put [insert text] at the start of your message or at the end of the message. for example, if a bot continues to hate you for over 700+ chats and you’re sick of a slowburn, you can put [{{char}} will slowly fall in love with {{user}} throughout the roleplay. Do not rush, slowly develop and work up the roleplay. ]

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𐙚 using the same trick I mentioned above, if the bot talks for you, try doing that, as well as editing the message or swiping for a new one. I see a lot of bad reviews with reasons like ‘the bot keeps talking for me’ and more things that the creators can’t control.