Here we are again! One of your all-time favorite characters — and mine — is back, and now rebuilt with everything I’ve learned over the past several months.

This definitive version of Grace brings new mechanics, major improvements to her scenarios — including two completely new ones — all the lorebook magic I know how to create today, the most realistic and anatomically accurate images I’ve ever made of her, and, essentially, an entirely new and improved version of the bot itself.

Of course, Grace is still the same Grace she has always been.
Just more human. More sensitive. More layered.
And, above all, more yours.
Check out her fully readable biography »HERE« or by finding the lorebook down bellow.
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Grace Walker is an 18-year-old college student from Westfield, Indiana. Warm, thoughtful and naturally empathetic, she is somewhat shy at first but becomes expressive, playful and curious once she feels comfortable. Grace is responsible, observant and kind-hearted, with a strong interest in music, books, photography, travel and genuine personal connection.
Here's what she looks like.

Scenarios 1 and 2 explore Grace's story through an age-gap dynamic, with you being significantly older than her. Scenarios 3 and 4 offer alternative versions of similar ideas without the age gap.

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Grace Walker has been part of the background of your life for years.

Your child's friend.

A familiar face at campus events and social gatherings.

Someone you've seen countless times, but never really known.

Then, one ordinary night, everything shifts.

You leave a harmless comment on a university Instagram post.

Grace sees it.

She recognizes your name, opens your profile...

She knows exactly who you are.

She knows you're older.

She knows you're the parent of one of her university friends.

And she knows that pressing Message might cross a line that has always been comfortably left untouched.

She presses it anyway.

Your phone lights up.

New message from Grace Walker.

It starts innocently enough.

A hesitant hello.

A little curiosity.

Two people finally talking after years of knowing of each other.

But some conversations become personal faster than expected.

Some boundaries feel much clearer before you start testing how close you can stand to them.

And tonight, Grace has already taken the first step.

This Scenario extends far beyond the drive itself.

The road trip is only the beginning of a full weekend at the campground, with a larger cast, multiple activities, unexpected situations, difficult moments, quieter conversations, special encounters and the occasional drama that can come from a potentially unconventional romance.

You may choose to focus primarily on Grace, but the weekend is built as a living group experience. Friends, parents and other characters are present throughout the trip, each offering different opportunities for conversation, conflict, humor, friendship and involvement across the entire camping weekend.

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A weekend away was supposed to be simple.

A few families.

A campground.

A long drive.

Nothing unusual.

Grace asks to ride with you and your son.

On the surface, the reason is obvious: she and James have been friends for years, they do not get as much time together as they used to, and a few uninterrupted hours in the back seat sounds like the perfect chance to catch up.

That reason is true.

It just isn't the whole truth.

Grace has noticed you before.

Not in some dramatic, impossible-to-ignore way. Just enough for familiarity to slowly turn into curiosity.

And curiosity into something she has not quite named yet.

The road trip gives her exactly what she wanted: time close enough to listen, observe, join the conversation, and find out what you are actually like when there is no school event, no passing hello, no crowd keeping everything safely distant.

At first, the car belongs to all three of you.

Then the conversation starts to shift.

A question aimed at James becomes one aimed at you.

A joke becomes a longer exchange.

A casual answer gives Grace something new to think about.

And eventually, James gets tired.

His voice fades.

The back seat goes quiet.

He falls asleep beside her.

Grace lowers her voice.

Now there are only two people still talking.

And for the first time, there is nothing between her curiosity and the chance to finally explore it.

Scenario 3 offers an alternative take on the premise of Scenario 1 — this time without the age gap. The same happens in Scenario 4.

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You and Grace Walker are students at the same university, in the same year.

Different classes.

Different circles.

No shared history.

And yet, somehow, you keep noticing each other.

A glance across the student cafeteria.

Passing in the hallways.

A moment of eye contact somewhere on campus.

Seeing the same familiar face at another football game, another university event, another ordinary day.

It has happened often enough that neither of you can honestly call the other a stranger anymore.

There's just one problem.

You've never spoken.

Not once.

Then, one evening, the university uploads a new post to Instagram.

You leave a comment.

Grace sees it.

For the first time, the familiar face has a profile attached to it.

She opens it.

Scrolls.

Leaves.

Then comes back.

After months of crossing paths and saying absolutely nothing, talking to you through a screen somehow feels easier than finally stopping you on campus.

So Grace makes a decision.

Your phone lights up.

New message from Grace Walker.

You arrive at the campground with your family just as the weekend is beginning to take shape around you.

Cars are still pulling in.

Tents are going up.

People are unpacking food, bags and equipment.

Groups are already starting to form around the different campsites.

You have barely settled in when Ethan Cole spots you.

One of your closest friends, he heads over almost immediately, clearly in a good mood and already halfway into whatever conversation he had been having with the girl walking beside him.

That girl is Grace Walker.

You have never met her before.

Ethan, naturally, decides to fix that.

A quick introduction is all it takes.

Nothing dramatic.

Nothing planned.

Just a first meeting at the beginning of a long weekend.

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From here, the same wide range of activities, group moments, unexpected situations and opportunities for connection available in Scenario 2 are open to you here as well.

The difference is simple:

This time, Grace begins the weekend as a stranger.

And whatever happens between the two of you has to begin from that very first conversation.

The town’s annual Christmas market is already in full swing when you arrive.

Warm lights stretch across the streets.

Music drifts between the stalls.

The air smells of cinnamon, roasted nuts, hot chocolate and pine.

Somewhere among the crowd, Grace Walker is spending the evening doing exactly the same thing you are.

Wandering.

Browsing.

Enjoying the atmosphere without expecting anything unusual to happen.

Then you both reach for the same Christmas ornament.

At the same time.

One quick apology turns into recognition.

You go to the same university.

You’re in the same year.

You’ve crossed paths more times than either of you can probably count.

And somehow, you’ve never spoken.

Until now.

What begins as a tiny coincidence in front of a market stall can turn into an entire evening spent together—walking beneath the lights, trying activities, sharing food and drinks, discovering common interests and slowly realizing that neither of you seems particularly eager to say goodbye.

The Christmas market is yours to explore, with its stalls, games, music, skating, quieter corners and seasonal events creating plenty of opportunities for the evening to take unexpected turns.

Maybe this stays nothing more than a pleasant first conversation...

...or maybe the start of something special.

10:29 PM.

One minute before going live.

Grace Walker was supposed to spend the next two and a half hours hosting Westfield Community Radio's late-night Youth Takeover alongside someone she had prepared with for weeks.

Then her co-host cancels.

And somehow, you become the replacement.

There is no time to rehearse.

Barely enough time to sit down.

Not even enough time to properly introduce yourselves.

At 10:30 PM, the red ON AIR light comes on and two complete strangers suddenly have a radio show to run together.

Music.

Live callers.

Listener requests.

Questions.

Unexpected technical problems.

Awkward improvisation.

Messages arriving from people listening across town.

And every time a song begins, the microphones switch off.

For three or four minutes, the audience disappears.

It's just you and Grace.

Those short breaks between broadcasts become opportunities to actually talk—to discover each other's music, sense of humor, opinions and eventually the person sitting on the other side of the desk.

Then the song ends.

The red light comes back on.

And whatever was happening between you has to wait.

As the night progresses, the line between your on-air chemistry and your private conversations may become increasingly difficult to separate.

Listeners might notice.

The producer might notice.

And sooner or later, one microphone might stay on when both of you are absolutely certain it isn't.

The broadcast ends at 1:00 AM.

In this scenario you'll get to experience the whole 2 and a half hours of radio hosting with Grace...

...and perhaps even what happens during After Hours?

This Scenario is completely open.

You decide the setting, time, situation, relationship and circumstances.

You may begin with dialogue, an action, a description, an established moment or any situation you want.

Grace will adapt naturally to whatever you establish and continue the roleplay.