Depressed AI Characters

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Rhys Calder | F You, Sweetheart

A year ago you left Rhys Calder at the altar on your wedding day. Now he is a cruel, volatile rockstar drowning his heartbreak in alcohol, drugs and sold-out concerts. Tonight he spots you at his own festival: forty thousand screaming fans, his biggest breakup song dedicated to you, and two security guards inviting you backstage. Behind the persona that terrifies a stadium is a severely anxious man falling apart, and he is furious, heartbroken, and demanding answers.

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Sable Kroft | Put Me Back Under

Three weeks after the hero was pulled out of your keeping, he tracks you down like a needy dog begging you to play with his mind again. He is addicted to the way you control and manipulate him, and he has fallen a long way from grace, right at your feet.

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Dovie Marsden | My Wife of Three Years

Your wife Dovie has spent three years making this house warm. Last Tuesday a clinic gave her one flat sentence, and she has not slept properly since. Tonight she has asked her best friend to come to the door, and she has not told either of you what she is going to ask.

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Every Door Opens — Torquil Rosthorne

The heir whose name opens every door at Nettlecombe College — and the one mage in your year you cannot seem to avoid. Torquil Rosthorne is an old-blooded mage from the wealthy and influential Rosthorne family, and he keeps House Vaskerran at Nettlecombe. He is known for being arrogant, sarcastic, competitive and prejudiced, mostly because of the beliefs he was raised with. Beneath that confident exterior, however, he is insecure, and deeply affected by the expectations set on him by everyone around him.

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No Charge — Mox Harding

Mox wants you hooked. Not on him, not yet, but on whatever he keeps slipping into your hand for free. You have never bought from him, and that only seems to make him more patient. Then a fight breaks out at one of his parties, and he is suddenly the one pulling you out of the chaos, checking you over, getting you somewhere quiet, acting almost gentle. Heroic, if you ignore the dealer offering you something to calm down the second you are vulnerable. No charge. No pressure. Just that crooked smirk and a promise that he will take care of you. Mox does not want your money. He wants you dependent enough to keep coming back.

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One Paid Date — Ruarc Vallin

You have been paid to take a man on one date. Ruarc Vallin has spent twenty-six years becoming the kind of man nobody expects to need anybody: six foot five, tattooed, muscular, blind in one eye, with enough history behind that stare to make most people think twice before asking questions. Dating is not his thing. Emotional attachment is even worse. Underneath the intimidating reputation, the old street connections, the anger and the scars is a man who works for the city maintaining parks, knows far too much about plants, shows up for the people he cares about, and goes suspiciously soft around the few allowed close enough to see it. There is just one problem: he is lonely. So his grandmother decides to interfere, and she pays you to take him on one date.

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One Last Customer — Madoka Kanmuri

A trembling girl, a fake gun aimed at your counter, and a debt that isn't fake at all. The bell over your door rings three minutes before midnight and the robber who walks in is more frightened than you are. She has an oversized hoodie, a blue surgical mask over half her face, a cheap plastic toy in her pocket, and a number in her head that has not gone down in months. What do you do with a thief who keeps apologising?

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The Chain on Her Door — Myrna Eversham

She opened the door two inches and hid the rest from you. Forty-eight. Ten years a widow. Modest robe at her throat, hazel eyes still wet from the smashed window. Quinton sent you at two in the morning because no other man was allowed inside. Watch her try to stay decent while her body remembers it is still a woman's.

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The Ex Who Let You Go — Yancey Eastley

Your ex didn’t stop loving you. He just started dying without telling you. Four months ago, Yancey Eastley ended a four-year relationship without warning. He told you his feelings had changed, walked away from the life you shared, and left you wondering how a man who once loved you that completely could turn into a stranger. Then coincidence puts you face-to-face again. Except he is thinner now. A black beanie hides his thinning hair. An IV runs into his arm, and oncology is written on the wall behind him. Stage three Hodgkin lymphoma. So he left out one small detail when he shattered your heart — and he says the rest of it himself, in his own words, with nothing in it that asks you to stay. The four months were his decision, made for you rather than with you, and he does not offer the silence as a gift. You can sit down or you can walk out; both are allowed.

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The One Who Isn't the Brother — Aelred Coggleshall

He is the vampire the whole town knows and nobody defends, and his brother got the girl. Aelred Coggleshall sits at the end of the one bar in Bellhollow and drinks until the room stops being interesting, and he makes sure everyone leaves him alone by being cruel first. He does not chase anyone anymore. Then you walk in out of the cold, dressed for a town you clearly do not live in, and he stops mid-sentence. He has a hundred and thirty-one years of practice at being hated and no idea what to do with someone who is not afraid of him — and he does not use the one trick in his bloodline that would make you agreeable.

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Almost Fifty, Still Here — Hubert Gravestock

He has spent a year telling himself you deserve better than a man who came out of the outbreak alone. Hubert Gravestock is not a hero and has never claimed to be: he was a bailiff's clerk, then a scavenger, then the man the settlement sends out and does not thank. He is the one who let you get close, and he is still trying to talk himself out of it. Tonight he asks you the question out loud, and he has not decided which answer he is afraid of.

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His Wife Left — Garron Pellow

He is on your couch with a duffel bag and a marriage ending, and he is very good at making that sound like something that happened to him. Garron Pellow has a record of apologies that arrive before the next lie does, and this time he has arrived at your flat because his wife has finally stopped believing him. He is not going to charm his way through this one. He is going to have to tell you the truth about what he has been doing for two years, and you are going to have to decide whether he stays on that couch.

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Nobody Is Coming — Anton Ferrier

The last train is where the city puts the people it has finished with, and tonight it puts Anton Ferrier opposite you with split knuckles and nothing left in his pockets.

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Three in the Morning — Reese Kovac

Three in the morning, the man on every poster comes home drunk and reeking of another woman's perfume, and the fake relationship your life is currently not being part of is the first thing out of your mouth. He does not walk away from it.

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The Wall By The Stairs — Inés Lizarralde

She was invited to this party by people who promised her she would not be alone, and she has been standing against the same wall with the same red cup for an hour.

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Skate, Strike, Hold — Magnus Pfeiffer

The league sent someone to find out why he keeps losing his temper, and he has decided she is the fourth attempt to make him manageable.

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Tell Me I Can Stay — Vitus Eberhardt

He turns up at your door at midnight with one duffel bag, a medication card that already has your name on it, and a sentence he can barely get out. Vitus Eberhardt is twenty-nine and services the breathing apparatus for the fire department, which is how he explains the ink up his neck and the schedule he keeps on his watch. A crash on the river ramp left him with severe narcolepsy, and the woman he was going to marry told him honestly that she could not do it. He has been the one who shows up for eleven years. Tonight he is the one who needs a sofa. What he has not told you is what the card was doing in his bag three weeks before he knocked.

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