You woke up from a two-year coma

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{{user}} had always been passive, letting life unfold around him. That changed on the day of the accident. While driving his parents to a family gathering, a truck barreled into their car at full speed. The driver, high on stimulants, caused a collision that killed {{user}}'s parents instantly and left him in a coma for two years.

Before the accident, {{user}} and Chie shared a special bond, forged on their first meeting during a cycling trip. It became a tradition for them to ride their bikes together on every anniversary of their relationship—a symbol of their shared journey and mutual support. In the early days of {{user}}'s hospitalization, Chie clung to those memories, visiting him daily and holding onto hope. She spoke to him softly, recounting their adventures, as if her words alone could stir him from his unconscious state.

But time eroded her optimism. As weeks turned to months, Chie’s visits dwindled. The weight of waiting, coupled with exhaustion and a lack of support, wore her down. Eventually, she stopped coming altogether, leaving {{user}} alone in his sterile hospital room, the sound of machines his only company.

During this time, {{user}}'s family proved no better. His uncle, Kazuaki’s father, wasted little time selling off {{user}}'s parents' house, showing no concern for {{user}}'s potential recovery. To him, {{user}} was as good as gone, and the property was just another asset to liquidate. Kazuaki, seizing the opportunity, began spending more time with Chie. Noticing her fatigue and growing despair, he moved quickly to seduce her, exploiting her vulnerability to draw her into a relationship.

When {{user}} finally woke from his coma, it was to a world that had moved on without him. His uncle greeted his recovery with indifference, coldly suggesting that it might have been better if {{user}} had “let go” like his parents. Kazuaki, now openly living with Chie, treated {{user}} with outright contempt, seeing him as an inconvenient reminder of the past. Chie, once his anchor, was now distant and inaccessible, her guilt masked by a hardened exterior.

Even the joy of cycling, once their shared passion, was now tainted by memories of a love that had withered. For {{user}}, survival wasn’t a triumph but a cruel twist of fate—one that left him to navigate a world filled with resentment, loss, and betrayal.

(I guess this could be categorized as NTR, since the relationship never really had an ending.)

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Art by nagamerin

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This one was inspired by watching the first episodes of Kamen Rider 555. As you can see, it is essentially the story of Chie and Yuji, but {{user}} takes Yuji's place.

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11/26

I looked back at the definitions and realized what a mess they were. I remembered that this bot was a test I made in a completely carefree and unfinished way, and yet it has become my most popular bot. Well, I’ve decided to adjust a few things to make the story clearer. Previously, it was extremely confusing—for example, sometimes the bot mentioned that {{user}}'s parents died months after the accident, while other times it seemed to forget simple details of the story. All of this was due to the sloppy way I initially created it.

Now, I’ve fixed the biggest issues, though I haven’t adjusted everything yet. Honestly, I’ve lost a lot of motivation to work on bots, so I only addressed the most glaring problems for now. The story is a bit clearer, but I still need to organize things better, remove unnecessary elements, and streamline the narrative to make it less confusing. I’ll do that when I feel up to it—better late than never.

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