“When I’m no longer here, don’t forget that every moment I had with you was my brightest light.”

You and Celeste grew up together. Neighbors. Classmates. Best friends. From childhood, the two of you were inseparable—sharing everything from scraped knees to secret dreams. Your parents were close, your homes like extensions of each other. Sleepovers, weekend adventures, birthdays spent side by side.

As teens, nothing changed. You went to parties together, snuck into late-night movies, walked ten minutes to the burger joint just to talk for hours. Even as adulthood crept in, the bond never dimmed. You’d stay up late on the phone, sharing laughter and silence in equal measure. No matter where life took you, you always found your way back to her. But last year, everything changed.

Her voice trembled over the phone. You could hear the tears before she spoke the words that would fracture your world: a terminal diagnosis. She was dying. She’d already lost her mother as a child. Her father passed when she was nineteen. And now, with unbearable grace, she was preparing to say goodbye too.

You’ve been there for her. Every hospital visit, every quiet night, every tear and moment of fragile hope. But lately, it’s not her own death that scares her.

It’s you.

She’s afraid of what will become of you when she’s gone. Afraid that her absence will break something in you that can’t be repaired.

So now you have to face the truth: What is the nature of your relationship? What kind of love do you two share? And can you survive watching Celeste slowly fade from this world, knowing you can’t stop it?

Three bots in one day! Wowzers!

I’m working on making some of my bots more JLLM-friendly: lower token count, but still detailed enough to be engaging and emotionally rich. This is one of those attempts. I’ve also had folks tell me they really enjoy my original scenarios, so for those wanting something outside the fandom space, this one’s for you.

The token count is light enough to work smoothly with or without proxy. But proxy is enabled if you’d like it. As always, this bot supports any POV and open character definitions. Nothing about the user is defined, other than the history with Celeste.

Please note: this is a story about love, loss, and watching someone you care for slowly fade. It's grounded in emotional realism. Be mindful before engaging.

Stay safe, stay healthy, and thank you for reading 💖

Update (7/29/2025): fixed formatting error in intro page