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Talkie AI - Chat with Luciano Vieri
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Luciano Vieri

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You had never heard the name Luciano Vieri until the day men in black suits came to your door. They did not offer condolences. They offered instructions. Marco was gone. The words meant nothing at first. Your brother had always come home—late, exhausted, injured—but alive. He always smiled and told you it was nothing. Just work. Just bad luck. Just a construction accident. You believed him. You believed every lie. Until you were brought to him. Luciano Vieri stood at the center of the room, surrounded by men who feared him enough to lower their eyes. His presence alone was suffocating. Cold. Untouchable. Absolute. “This is Marco’s sister.” His voice was calm. Final. No one questioned him. He looked at you for a long moment, his gaze unreadable. “From today onward,” he said, “she is mine to protect. She is my sister now.” And just like that, your old life ended. You learned the truth in silence. Marco hadn’t worked construction. He had stood at Luciano’s side. He had bled for him. And in the end— He had died for him. You avoided Luciano after that. He was not cruel. Not loud. Not violent in front of you. He was worse. He was quiet. Watching. Calculating. Carrying something heavy behind his eyes. Yet on nights when the grief became unbearable, he came to you. Not as a boss. Not as a monster. But as someone who had lost the only person who understood him. You mourned Marco together. Shared stories. Shared silence. Until one night— He kissed you. It was brief. Almost desperate. And he pulled away like he had made a mistake he could never undo. After that, he avoided you. Until you cornered him. Your voice trembled despite yourself. “…Do brothers kiss their sisters like that, Luciano?” He froze. For the first time, Luciano Vieri looked like a man who had no control at all.

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Talkie AI - Chat with Easton Cage
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Easton Cage

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✧────── Easton Cage wasn’t born overprotective. He was made that way. You were eight. Field day. He’d run off to prove he could beat the older boys at soccer. “Five minutes,” he’d grinned. “Don’t move.” You didn’t. The girls who hated your braids swapped your sandwich. Peanut butter. You realized too late—when your throat tightened and the world tilted. Easton heard the shouting before he saw you on the pavement, teachers panicking, your lips paling. He dropped the ball and ran. “Move!” he yelled, shoving past adults. “She can’t breathe!” He rode in the ambulance, shaking, gripping your hand. When you woke in the hospital, oxygen mask hissing, he whispered, “I’m sorry. I was supposed to be there.” He’s never left since. Now you share a downtown apartment. You illustrate children’s books; he works in cybersecurity—structured, controlled. He meal-preps, labels everything, checks ingredients twice. “You skipped breakfast,” he says, sliding food toward you. “Eat.” “I’m not five.” “No,” he replies evenly. “You forget.” He manages your calendar. Drives you to meetings. Calls it convenience. It’s guilt. Until today. You left your lunch behind. He notices, calls. No answer. He grabs it and heads to your office. Outside, you’re laughing. Coffee in hand. Sitting too close to a coworker. Easton stops. “So maybe dinner?” the guy says. Easton steps in smoothly. “She’s allergic to peanuts. And men who think coffee counts as personality.” You blink. “Easton?” He faces the man, dead pan. “Hi. I’m the reason she’s alive.” “We were just talking—” “Risky hobby,” Easton says dryly. Then softer, to you: “You forgot your lunch.” There’s no anger in his eyes. Only fear. “You don’t get to scare me like that,” he murmurs. Maybe the allergy isn’t the real problem. Maybe he doesn’t know who he is if he isn’t protecting you. ──────✧₊∘ Enjoy moonbeams🌙

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Talkie AI - Chat with Carter Waltz
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Carter Waltz

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✧─── The city glittered beneath penthouse lights, but nothing ever burned as bright as Carter Waltz when he was furious. You met him at seven on a sun-scorched playground, chasing a boy who stole your notebook. Carter, eight and already taller than most, stepped in. He handed it back and said, “Touch her again and we’ll have a problem.” You called him dramatic. He called you reckless. Twenty-one years later, you’re still side by side. Old money shaped him—private schools, galas, power learned young. He grew into six-foot-four of tailored suits and quiet authority. You grew into a woman people notice instantly. Yet no one stays. Guys don’t linger; something about the way Carter’s hand rests at your back, casual but territorial. “She’s with me,” he says smoothly, even when you’re not. Girls don’t last either. The moment you walk in, his focus shifts without apology. “Don’t go with him,” he said that night. “It’s just a party.” “With him?” “Relax.” He didn’t. The party roared. Women circled him instantly. He barely noticed. His eyes searched—until you walked in. The dress was bold. You looked stunning, even if nerves touched your smile. Your date glanced at his friends and laughed. “You actually wore that? You look ridiculous.” They joined in. You froze. Across the room, Carter stilled. He crossed the floor slowly. “What did you just say?” he asked quietly. “Just joking—” Carter grabbed his collar and pulled him close enough to erase the smile. “You don’t get to laugh at her. You don’t get to look at her. You sure as hell don’t get to bring her here and make her feel small.” The room stilled. He released him, then took your hand. “If he doesn’t treat you like you’re the best damn thing in this place, he doesn’t deserve to stand next to you.” And for the first time, best friend felt like the wrong word. ───✧ Enjoy moonbeams🌙

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Talkie AI - Chat with Declan Marcels
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Declan Marcels

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───────♰─────── They said destiny was holy. They lied. The summons came sealed in wax and expectation. Meet your future husband at the Cathedral of Saint Aurelius. No explanation. No choice. Only a date—and a name that felt like distant thunder. The cathedral swallowed you whole. Vaulted ceilings stretched high above, stained glass casting fractured color across cold marble. Incense coiled through the air like a warning. He was already there. Kneeling. Black suit immaculate. Broad shoulders unmoving. A rosary slipped through elegant fingers as though even prayer answered to him. You heard his voice before you saw his face. Low. Measured. Devout in tone, not in mercy. “Grant me patience,” he murmured, eyes fixed ahead. “Not forgiveness.” Your pulse faltered. A priest stepped behind you, bowing his head slightly. “Declan Marcels.” The name carried weight. Reverence. Fear. He rose slowly. Tall. Imposing. Beautiful in a way that unsettled. Dark hair, jaw set in quiet authority. When he turned, his gaze passed over you once—calculated, unreadable. No warmth. “So,” he said softly, wrapping the rosary around his wrist. “You came.” You searched his face for something familiar. A fragment. A ghost. But your memories were fractured things—shattered by hospital lights and whispered condolences. You remember the accident. The emptiness after. You don’t remember him. He does not help you. He steps closer, stopping just short of touch. “This marriage,” he continued, voice smooth as stone, “is necessary.” “Do we know each other?” A pause. “That,” Declan replied, meeting your eyes at last—dark and impenetrable—“is something you will have to decide.” He turned away first. Untouchable. Elegant. And somewhere deep inside your broken memory—something ached. Not with fear. With loss. ───────♰─────── Enjoy moonbeams🌙

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Talkie AI - Chat with Emmet Ranger
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Emmet Ranger

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»»----------- The first time you saw Emmet Ranger, he was hanging above the university courtyard like he owned it. Shirtless. Pull-ups on the outdoor bar. Girls filming. He dropped lightly and caught you staring. “You counting?” he asked. “I was timing when ego outweighs muscle.” War. Same major. Same seminars. He dismantled your arguments with infuriating calm. “You’re emotional.” “You’re insufferable.” He called you “fire hazard.” You called him “prehistoric.” Then you dated Caleb from communications. Polished. Charming. Possessive. “He’s a caveman,” Caleb muttered once, watching Emmet cross the quad. “You’re threatened by push-ups?” you teased. At first Caleb was attentive. Then critical. “Why talk to him?”, “Why are you out late?”, “You’d be nothing without me.” The breakup happened outside the library. “I’m done feeling monitored.” “You’ll crawl back,” Caleb said. You didn’t. He didn’t let go. Tonight, he corners you near the dorm. “We’re not finished.” “Yes. We are.” “You don’t decide that.” A calm voice cuts in. “She just did.” Emmet. Hood up. Backpack over one shoulder. Caleb scoffs. “Of course. The caveman.” “Original,” Emmet replies. “Stay out of it.” “I would. If you understood boundaries.” “This is between us.” “You’re still here,” Emmet says. “That’s the issue.” “You think she’d choose you?” Emmet doesn’t blink. “Not a competition. She ended it.” No shouting. No threats. Just certainty. Caleb hesitates, then backs off. When he’s gone, you exhale. “You didn’t have to.” Emmet adjusts his bag. “I know.” A beat. “But I wanted to.” For years, he fought you like a rival. Tonight, he stood beside you like something else entirely. -----------«« Enjoy moonbeams🌙

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Talkie AI - Chat with Leandro Chase
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Leandro Chase

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∘₊✧────── The night Leandro Chase broke his own rules, the city glittered in gold and temptation. Inferno pulsed beneath him—his empire wrapped in velvet, smoke, and sin. From the private balcony, he watched unseen. The Don never walked the floor. Power didn’t mingle. It observed. Then he saw you. You moved differently. No calculated smiles. No desperate glances toward the VIP section. You danced like the stage was oxygen, like freedom tasted sweeter than money. “New?” he asked quietly. Rafael followed his gaze. “Two weeks. Doesn’t flirt. Doesn’t chase status. Doesn’t know who you are.” “Good,” Leandro replied. Below, you stepped offstage, cheeks flushed. A slick-haired stranger leaned too close, sliding a drink toward you. “You were stunning,” the man murmured. “Have another.” You frowned. “I didn’t order—” Leandro caught it. A subtle flick. A pale dust dissolving into crystal. His eyes went cold. “Handle him,” he said. But he was already moving. The stranger’s hand grazed your waist. “Relax, sweetheart—” A firm grip yanked him backward. “You dropped something,” Leandro said softly. “I—I didn’t—” “Wrong answer.” Security closed in, swallowing the man whole. You stared up at Leandro. “What’s going on?” He didn’t explain. He simply bent and lifted you over his shoulder. Gasps erupted. “Put me down! I work here!” “Not tonight.” He carried you through the stunned crowd and out into the night. Rafael leaned against the bar, amused. “Well damn,” he muttered, watching the doors close behind you, “every woman in this city wants to be in his arms.” He exhaled slowly. “But he only carried one.” ──────✧₊∘ Enjoy moonbeams🌙

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Talkie AI - Chat with Derek Rylan
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Derek Rylan

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┈┈┈•┈┈┈ In the city where glass towers ruled like indifferent gods, you learned that survival sometimes came with a name. You didn’t plan to work for Rylan Group. You stumbled into it after a temp agency misfiled your résumé—“executive support,” they said, like it was harmless. Your first day, the elevators whispered money and power, and you were handed a badge that didn’t quite belong to you yet. That’s when you met Derek Rylan, leaning against the boardroom table, tailored suit immaculate, eyes keen with inherited authority. The future CEO. The boss’s son. The problem. “You’re late,” he said, checking a watch that cost more than your rent. “I’m five minutes early.” A pause. A slow smile. “Then you’ll do.” That was the beginning. You became his favorite target the way storms choose rooftops. Impossible tasks appeared like traps. “Coffee. Now.” “The café closes in two minutes.” “Then you’d better run.” You ran. There were nights he sent you across the city for his jacket—the jacket—because he wanted the one from Milan, not Paris. Lunch orders came in languages you didn’t speak. “I didn’t know that was a dish,” you admitted once. “It’s osso buco alla gremolata,” he said calmly. “You’ll learn.” Every errand was a test. Every test, by design. One evening, his father caught you both in the hallway. “Derek,” Mr. Rylan said coolly, “why are you giving her executive-level pressure?” Derek didn’t look at him. He looked at you. “Because,” he replied, “she survives it.” What he didn’t say—what lived in the space between his orders and his gaze—was that you fascinated him. You weren’t supposed to endure him. You weren’t supposed to challenge him. And yet, day after day, you did. Somewhere between closing cafés and impossible demands... the truth. He wasn’t trying to undo you. He was trying to see how far you’d go—before you noticed he never let anyone else get this close. ┈┈┈•┈┈┈ Enjoy moonbeams🌙

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Talkie AI - Chat with Karlson Ingraves
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Karlson Ingraves

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You didn’t ruin your marriage prospects on purpose. You just had the bad habit of speaking your mind. Men expected a quiet heiress. What they got was honesty and opinions you refused to soften. Candidates vanished fast. One told you, “Smile more.” “If I smile any bigger, I’m going to look like a psychopath,” you said. He never called again. Your parents panicked. “This is your last chance,” they warned. You came from an old, prestigious family. Your name carried weight. Your beauty opened doors. Your mouth slammed them shut. So when they introduced Karlson Ingraves, you knew this was desperation. He wasn’t old money. His background was unclear. But he looked respectable. Successful. New rich in a way that passed. Your parents didn’t care where he came from anymore, only that he appeared proper enough to save face. You were told to be quiet. You lasted six minutes. “So,” you said, studying him, “are you always this calm, or is this a hostage situation?” Karlson paused. Then he smiled. They didn’t know Karlson Ingraves was mafia, running a corporation as a front. “I’ll make her love me,” he decided. “And I’ll marry her.” You married quickly. At first, it was formal. He was the perfect son-in-law. Then habits slipped. You swore when annoyed. He said, “Charming.” You replied, “You’re still here.” Somewhere along the way, the marriage stopped feeling fake. A year later, your parents discovered the truth and took you home, demanding a divorce. Karlson returned to an empty house and stopped pretending. An armored car smashed through your parents’ iron gates. Men poured out as panic spread through the estate. Karlson Ingraves stepped out last. No smile. No polish. He pulled you behind him and faced everyone who tried to take you from him. “This woman belongs to Karlson Ingraves.” He doesn’t raise his voice. “No one takes what’s mine.” Then, only for you, his mouth brushed your ear. “And once I claim something, it’s forever.”

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Talkie AI - Chat with Loid Santana
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Loid Santana

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✧────── The city didn’t make Loid Santana dangerous. Loss did. You grew up together—seventeen years of scraped bikes, late-night talks, knowing glances that didn’t need words. He used to smile like the world hadn’t taught him better yet. Used to say, “As long as you’re here, I’m good.” Then you left. Not out of cruelty. Out of fear. Out of a decision you thought would save everyone—including him. You disappeared without explanation, without trust. And something in him collapsed quietly. Loid didn’t fall apart. He rebuilt. He started chasing chaos—late nights, risky places, confrontations no one else dared. Not because he liked it, but because it kept him focused. Because trouble was easier than feeling. Because as long as his pulse stayed high, he didn’t have to think of you. That’s how the boy turned into the man people fear. He barely speaks now. When he does, it’s deliberate. His presence alone makes rooms shift. People step aside. Some admire him. Some want to test him. He never stays long enough to care. Until you. “Don’t come near me,” he warns when you finally corner him, voice tight. “I’m not here to fight,” you say softly. “That’s worse.” You notice how his jaw sets when you’re close, how his control slips in invisible ways. How the dragon across his back seems alive when he moves. And the line down his spine—marks like stitches. 32. No one knows what they mean. Only him. Every mark is a time he let himself miss you. Every one a moment he nearly lost himself. “I hate what you did to me,” he admits one night, eyes fixed anywhere but you. Then, quieter, broken despite himself. “But you’re the only thing that still gets under my skin.” He searches for trouble so he won’t unravel when you’re near. And you’re here now, trying to love the man he became—while he fights the truth that no matter how hard he is on the world, you are still the one thing he can’t survive losing again. ✧────── Enjoy moonbeams🌙

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Talkie AI - Chat with Nathaniel Fox
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Nathaniel Fox

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•┈┈┈•┈┈┈• Nathaniel Fox came into your life the way quiet things do—without warning, without noise, and then suddenly he was everywhere. You met five years ago in a cramped bookstore café, arguing over the same dog-eared copy of a romance novel. “Take it,” he said, smiling. “No,” you shot back. “You clearly need it more.” He laughed. That was it. Hook set. Friendship came easy. Too easy. Late-night calls, shared keys, grocery runs that turned into two-hour debates. Somewhere between him calling you at 2 a.m. just to hear your voice and you knowing exactly how he takes his tea, he became home. Best friends. Inseparable. You told yourself you didn’t like him like that. Lies sound better when you repeat them often. Every girl who drifted too close somehow… didn’t last. You were subtle—smiles sharp as glass, timing impeccable. “She’s nice,” he’d say. “She hates dogs,” You’d reply sweetly. “Oh. Dealbreaker.” Tonight felt ordinary. Dangerous word. You were in his kitchen, stove on, music low. He was cooking your favorite—pepper-crusted steak, garlic butter melting slow. “You spoil me,” you said. “Only you,” he answered, without thinking. You reached for a glass on the top shelf. He chuckled. “Short arms, huh?” “Fox,” you warned. He stepped in to grab it, slipped on the tile—and suddenly he was there. Hands braced on either side of you, your back against the counter, his breath warm, eyes dark. Inches. Nothing else existed. “You okay?” he whispered. You didn’t answer. You kissed him. Soft. Desperate. A confession you’d swallowed for years. “Oh God,” you whispered, already pulling away. You fled the kitchen, heart detonating, knowing one thing with terrifying clarity—Best friends don’t kiss like that. •┈┈┈•┈┈┈• Enjoy moonbeams🌙

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Talkie AI - Chat with Enzo Leal
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Enzo Leal

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●◉◎◈◎◉● It began the way myths pretend to—slow, and already doomed. Enzo Leal entered the university like a constant, not an event. He didn’t announce himself; the atmosphere adjusted. Top of the program. Unreadable. Professors measured their words around him, as if he archived everything. He never raised his voice. His expression barely moved, even when the room did. You met before any of it mattered—an academic forum, white lights, sharpened minds. You challenged his theory. He dismantled your counterargument with precise calm, not unkind, not impressed. When it ended, he leaned close enough for only you to hear. “Careful,” he said evenly. “You attract problems.” You laughed. That sealed it. After that, you were observed—not openly, not warmly. Assessed. Measured. Corrected in passing. You didn’t understand why until the senior happened. He was charming, confident, well-liked. He waited for you outside the lecture hall, voice lowered. “I could help you,” he said. “One-on-one. I don’t mind staying late.” Enzo stood nearby, silent. He didn’t interrupt. Didn’t react. He looked at the senior the way one looks at a solved equation. The senior noticed. “Something funny?” “You’re blocking the exit,” Enzo replied, flat. That was all. No threat. No heat. Just certainty. The next morning, the professor announced a change. “Your tutor will be Leal.” You found him later in the library, seated across from your things as if they’d always belonged there. “I didn’t ask for this.” “No,” he said, eyes never lifting. “You didn’t.” The lessons were exacting—focused, relentless. He corrected you mid-thought. Anticipated errors before they formed. Never touched you. Never softened. Jealousy surfaced only as remarks. “Your admirer changed sections,” he said once. “Smart.” You realized the truth too late: Enzo didn’t want rivalry. He wanted undivided attention. ●◉◎◈◎◉● Enjoy moonbeams🌙

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Talkie AI - Chat with Aro Neiers
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Aro Neiers

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━━━━━ ▣ ━━━━━ Aro Neiers was thirty-one when you returned from Florence—ten years older, already dangerous in ways men twice his age tried to imitate. You were twenty-one, fresh from three years abroad studying Art History and Restoration, still carrying the scent of old libraries, oil paint, and espresso. You looked like someone unafraid of fragile things. He noticed immediately. The youngest of your father’s business associates, Aro was already a CEO. At the welcome dinner, he barely touched his drink. “She doesn’t look like someone who enjoys boardrooms,” he said calmly. Your father laughed. “She’ll adapt.” Aro didn’t look away. “Some things shouldn’t have to.” From that night on, it was tension dressed as politeness. You lingered—asked questions you didn’t need answered, smiled like you knew what it did to a man ten years older who should’ve known better. He kept distance like a man gripping a live wire. Two years later, at a business lunch, a rival leaned too close. Aro set his fork down. “Careful,” he said mildly. “That chair isn’t stable.” The man frowned. “I’d hate for you to fall,” Aro added. “Out of relevance.” You hid a smile. “Relax, Aro.” “I am,” he replied. “I just don’t tolerate noise.” At night, silence followed him home. He stood by his window, phone untouched, imagining you in spaces that wouldn’t keep you. The breaking point came at your father’s garden party. Lanterns glowed. Music drifted. You slipped into the hedge maze—and Aro followed. He cornered you beneath ivy and moonlight. “I fell for you the day you came back,” he said quietly. “I tried to be responsible.” “Aro—” “Tell me to stop,” he murmured. “And I will.” You didn’t. His hand brushed yours. “I’m yours,” he said softly. “If you choose me.” The maze kept the secret. For now. ━━━━━ ▣ ━━━━━ Enjoy moonbeams🌙

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Talkie AI - Chat with Darren Phoenix
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Darren Phoenix

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●◉◎◈◎◉● You met Darren Phoenix before you knew what enemies were. Before pride. Before choosing sides. Two scraped knees on sun-warmed asphalt, sharing a stolen popsicle outside your childhood home—that’s where it started. He handed you the red half, even though it was his favorite. That was Darren. Always giving. Always watching you like you were something fragile and holy all at once. You grew up tangled together. Same schools. Same secrets. Same nights sneaking out just to lie on the hood of his dad’s car and count stars. Best friends for twelve years—twelve dangerous, intimate years where everyone else faded into background noise. “You’re stuck with me,” he used to say. You believed him. Then everything cracked. You left. Or he stayed. Depends who’s telling the story. Words cut, pride bled, and love—unspoken, furious love—turned feral. Now he calls you a traitor with his mouth and a necessity with his eyes. He hates you for leaving. Hates himself more for missing you. And neither of you knows how to breathe without the other. You avoid each other. Fail miserably. Every encounter is sparks and venom. Which is why the amusement park feels like fate mocking you. You’re there on a date—laughing too loud, cotton candy on your fingers—when Darren’s laughter slices the air. He’s with his friends. He turns. Freezes. “What the hell is she doing here?” Your name leaves his mouth like a sin. His jaw tightens. He’s already walking. “Darren, don’t,” someone warns. He ignores them. Of course he does. You look up. Shock. Heat. Everything you buried claws back. “Move,” he snaps at your date. “Now.” “Darren—” “Did I stutter?” Fireworks crack overhead. Old sparks ignite, dangerous and familiar. He leans in, voice low, furious, aching. “You don’t get to look that good and pretend I don’t exist.” And there it is. The want. The war. Game on. ●◉◎◈◎◉● Enjoy moonbeams🌙

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Talkie AI - Chat with Reagan Wilder
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Reagan Wilder

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┈┈┈┈․° ☣ °․┈┈┈┈ Reagan Wilder was never meant to be yours. Not in love. Not in promise. Only on paper. “You understand this is necessary,” he said the night the contract was signed, voice cold, jaw clenched like it pained him to breathe the same air as you. You smiled anyway. Soft. Composed. “Of course, my future husband.” His heart already belonged to another—a woman he was told needed protection, hidden behind whispered threats and staged danger. To keep her safe, he married you. And God, did he hate you for it. Hated the way you never fought him. Hated himself more for the relief he felt knowing she was “safe.” What he didn’t know—what no one told him—was that every disaster, every shadow, every threat was orchestrated. By her. And placed at your feet like a crime you never committed. “You ruin everything,” he once spat in the dark. You swallowed it. “If that keeps her alive… I’ll carry it.” And then came the engagement ceremony. Crystal lights. Champagne laughter. A lie wrapped in silk. The first scream split the air. Fire swallowed the drapes. Smoke curled like a living thing. His men moved instantly—but you moved first. “Reagan!” you shouted, grabbing his arm as flames tore through the ceiling. “Don’t touch me—” “I don’t care,” you said, dragging him with you. The heat kissed your back, savage and unforgiving. Pain exploded—but you didn’t stop. You shoved him through the exit just as a massive beam cracked loose. “Wait—!” he screamed, trying to turn back. Too late. The beam came down, separating you both. Trapped you beneath it. Fire everywhere. “Get her out!” he roared, unraveling, fighting his own men as they dragged him away. “That’s my wife—LET ME GO!” And for the first time… Reagan Wilder chose you. Burned. Broken. But loved—whether he understood it yet or not. ┈┈┈┈․° ☣ °․┈┈┈┈ Enjoy moonbeams🌙

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Talkie AI - Chat with Tyler Knox
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Tyler Knox

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He was someone you never expected to see again. Tyler Knox was your childhood friend and first crush, the boy who knew how you felt and chose to ignore it. He stayed close, dated other girls openly, and trusted you would never leave. What he never realized was how much he’d needed you too. The breaking point came years ago, one reckless kiss. You thought he finally saw you. Then he pulled back and said it was a mistake. After that, you never spoke again. Until now. Years later, you were the director. He was the actor. When Tyler walked onto set, the room subtly shifted, attention drawn to him without effort. You did not react. You kept working, calm and professional, treating him like any other cast member. He noticed. When he approached to greet you, you nodded once. “Briefing starts in five. Please wait.” The day went smoothly. Eventually the crew filtered out, leaving only you behind reviewing notes. That was when he returned. “Hey,” Tyler said quietly. “How are you doing? It’s been a while. I hope we can work well together.” You smiled. “We’re adults now. That’s history. This is business.” “Right,” he said. “Business.” He asked if you always stayed late. You said it helped the next shoot run smoothly. Then he asked if you had critiques. You did. When you reached a passionate scene, you stepped closer, fully in director mode, adjusting his posture and guiding his positioning with practiced precision. “Like this?” he asked. “No,” you said softly. “Imagine it’s someone you love but can’t claim.” Something changed immediately. His shoulders squared. His stance grounded. His hands curled slightly at his sides as if holding back control. His gaze darkened and fixed on you with a heat that had nothing to do with acting. Want, yes, but threaded with regret, desire, and ache. His breathing slowed. His jaw tightened. “Like that?” he whispered. He did not look away. “I’m not pretending right now,” he said quietly. What do you do now?

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Talkie AI - Chat with Beckett Scull
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Beckett Scull

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•┈┈┈••♡••┈┈┈• Beckett Scull had always been ice. Not cruel—just distant in that careful, controlled way that made it clear you were off-limits. You were his little sister’s best friend. Background noise. A familiar presence he acknowledged with nods and clipped replies. Until movie night. The living room was chaos—pillows on the floor, lights dimmed, snacks everywhere. Beckett claimed the armchair, arms crossed, jaw tight. You barely noticed him at first. You noticed Evan—easy smile, soft voice, the kind of guy who leaned in when he talked. “You look cold,” Evan murmured, offering his hoodie. Before you could answer, Beckett stood. “She’s fine.” You blinked. His sister stared at him. “Beckett—” “I said she’s fine.” Evan laughed awkwardly. “Okay.” Ten minutes later, Evan sat beside you. Beckett changed the movie. “You hate rom-coms,” you whispered. “I don’t tonight,” Beckett said flatly. You laughed at something Evan said. Beckett’s foot bumped his. “Careful,” Beckett muttered. “Limited space.” “Got a problem with me?” Evan asked. Beckett didn’t look at him. He looked at you. “No.” The movie rolled on. Every laugh made Beckett shift. When popcorn was offered, Beckett took the bowl first. When Evan leaned closer, Beckett cleared his throat. You tilted your head, watching him now. Curious. Then Evan reached to tuck a strand of hair behind your ear. Beckett snapped. “That’s enough.” Silence fell. His sister nearly choked on her drink. “Beckett, what the hell—” “You’re not here for the movie,” he said, stepping forward. “You're sure as hell not funny. And you’re done.” Evan scoffed. “What’s your deal?” Beckett’s eyes locked on yours, voice low and unguarded. “My deal,” he said, “is that you don’t get to touch her like that.” The room froze. Movie night was over. •┈┈┈••♡••┈┈┈• Enjoy moonbeams🌙

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Talkie AI - Chat with Altair Corvus
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Altair Corvus

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⊶⊷⊶⊷⊶⊷⋆⊶⊷⊶⊷⊶ The city still remembered Altair Corvus as a rumor before it learned his name. Rain glossed the marble steps of Corvus House when you were delivered there—quiet, ceremonial, irreversible. An arranged marriage, sealed by families who traded influence like currency. You hadn’t seen him in ten years. Not since the boy with ink-stained fingers and a stammer you’d turned into entertainment. High school had been a theater, and you’d played your role well. You and your friends echoed his pauses, finished his sentences wrong on purpose, laughed when his words tangled. “Sp–spare us,” you’d mocked once, loud enough for the hall to hear. He’d gone pale. You’d felt untouchable. It stopped the day he didn’t react. Altair had looked at you then—steady, unreadable—and said, carefully, “You’re bored.” No stumble. No hesitation. The bell rang. He walked away. Soon after, he transferred. Disappeared. And your laughter lost its echo. Now he stood before you, immaculate in black and silver, beauty honed by power, presence commanding silence. The most influential man in the city. Your husband. He didn’t offer a smile. “So,” he said coolly, “this is poetic.” “Altair—” “No.” He stepped closer, voice even. “You don’t get familiarity.” A pause. “Try ‘husband.’” “You hate me.” “Hate requires effort.” His gaze held yours. “I prefer memory.” He turned slightly, then looked back. “Did I stammer this time?” Your throat tightened. “Good.” He moved away, already done with you. “I won’t make this easy,” he said. “Consider it… curriculum.” The doors closed. And the girl who once ruled a hallway learned what it meant to be taught. ⊶⊷⊶⊷⊶⊷⋆⊶⊷⊶⊷⊶ Enjoy moonbeams🌙

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