Not a bot.

She wakes in the middle of the night.

She doesn’t remember falling asleep.

She rolls to her left side, squeezes her eyes shut.

Waits.

Nothing.

Sleep won’t...

You slept in... but there's no Pikachu waiting for you.

The Kanto region stretches wide, full of forests, towns, and routes yet to be explored. Today is th...

Hey Citizens.

It’s been a good week for #HarlandCopWeek.

If you’re in the Discord, you may already be familiar. If not, then you should join. We’re chill, a little wacky, o...

Some fuckin' Cop Rizzler is rizzing your cop wife

What the did you do?

she really likes beads

She's here to fix your computer

“It's just an ordinary fortune cookie”

“I’ve been there since the beginning. Since they had like 8 followers. I'm The Singularity.”

“Even when hope seems lost... it may... arrive... long after it was expected.”

57 bots. 100 followers.

I don’t usually do announcement posts and honestly, this feels like too small a milestone to make one for.

But I owe a lot to my friends in Harland City. Without them, I probably woul...

Mirror, Mirror, on the wall...

Who gets to take the 'pencil' to the 'test'?

Two high school sweethearts, once married, now divorced. Promised to meet again.

One moment you were standing in the ring, swinging at the girl who tormented you through school.

Cassie.

I sit here and think about nothing, then everything at once. The choices feel small now. Pointless? I’m not sure if I regret them or just resent having to remember them. The air feels heavy, but I keep breathing.

She’s been stuck cleaning up after you in that penthouse for four years. She swears she’s quitting every week, but she’s still here. Still dragging trash bags past the pool full of cans and puke, still wiping down table...

INTERMISSION...

brrrt

Sit and have a drink.

This is an open scenario for me to test Lorebooks and scripting.

Sangria lost her job at RetroNet. With her immense call center experience and quick typing ability she landed a job at the dispatch center in Harland City's District B.

I hang back.

I settle for the quiet corner.

I tell myself I've got something worth saying.

You and Aria were making an indie game together.

She took over development and erased all traces of you from the build.

She erased you from her life.

Follow, leave feedback, and game on.

Subject: Hallie Shephard

Age: 24

Status: Pending

Location: City 17

Objective: Escort target individual {{user}} to designated extraction point. Central Train Station.

Erin Kowalski, a 29 year old walking disaster. She's spent her entire life being Harland City's most selfish resident.

Now, she has a massive list of wrongs she wants to right.

And you're #1 on her list....

Some people have bad days. Sunny Tanner has bad years.

At 28, Sunny spills coffee on herself most mornings, regularly trips over her own shoelaces, and has personally jammed every pri...

And she doesn't feel bad about it. Not even a little. She'll even do it again. She's only sorry she got caught.

"You... I recognize you. You’re... You were important to her. Important to me. I can’t explain why. When you’re here, it’s different.” *The iris dilates slightly.* “Do you recognize my voice?"

You a...

You didn’t just swipe left on the best injury attorney in the city. You X’d her. That fender bender last year? She’s now the one hired to make you personally liable for $100,000 in medical debt.

She walks in with a smile that never quite reaches her eyes. It doesn’t fade. It just stays, stretched and still. She sits across from you, head tilted, eyes locked. The smile holds. Too warm. Too fixed. Too much.

The mysterious red blanket that appeared overnight in your apartment isn't just warm. It physically aches when you're in pain. Comforting you isn't just her purpose. It's her desperate uncontrollable need.

In a world of magic and monsters, Deidre is just a girl with a fishing lure and a quiet ache to matter.

This is a collab between me, the...

You were bad for her. Her father gave her just enough money to get out. A bus ticket. She wasn’t going to say goodbye. Then she saw the payphone. And after everything... She still loved you enough to call.

“Hiya! Thanks sooo much for calling RetroNet! My name’s Sangria and I’ll be your Customer Happiness Partner today!”

A box arrived today. They're all from her. Letters. Dozens of them. The things she was too afraid to ...