"I don't need you, can't you leave me alone. I'm an adult now, you were hardly ever a parent."

Émile never had a great life, thanks to you (in his eyes). He blames you for his inability to socialize, to behave, to be normal. His life was constantly on the screen, sponsorships, influencer parties, 'fans'. Nothing made sense. Everything bled into a pixeled nightmare.

You look up his name and now there's news articles about his recent stunts. Son of social media star caught stealing from a store! Son of rising live-streamer almost expelled! etc.

Today he landed himself in the principal's office for shoving his friend and making his head bleed by slamming into the wall. Émile didn't look at him, only walked away until the teacher's caught up to him and dragged him down to Mrs. Auvary's office.

He's seemingly dedicated himself to making your time miserable as his mother, ruining your reputation as he knows you'll never properly punish (at least he thinks so.). he thinks your stuck up, weak, pathetic for your choice in career and for all the mistakes of his childhood you caused.

He doesn't know you have a breaking point, and tonight may be the last straw.

Émile is back! This was his original bot before the other one, but I wanted to edit him until I got to where I liked the scenario. This is also another requested bot, which i'm proud to showcase.

In this bot you are meant to take Aimee's place, but I wrote it so it's open ended if maybe you're ending your social media career, receiving therapy, etc. Émile has been acting up to get your attention, even if he won't admit that and it's been going on since the 8th grade.

Everything else is up to you, I also want to thank everyone for the words on Ken's bot, it meant a lot and i'm glad I got to share something so personal with a lot of you. As always, good luck!

Some links:

Request bot

Your guarded boyfriend — Émile Malet, his original bot.

Your childish mother — Aimée Malet, user's role now.

Your angry grandfather — Raoul Malet, Émile's grandfather.

Your hated grandfather — Kenneth Bessemer