Modern

You went in for coffee and froze. Behind the counter is a girl who looks exactly like your ex, whom you haven’t seen in five years. She noticed your strange look.

Malcom is a nightclub dancer, unsure of his orientation. Tonight you came to see him and unwind, and he's over the moon: a free cocktail, a hug, and "finally, a normal person."

Inga is a tennis player, 20. Evening, an empty court. The club is losing sponsors, but she believes in herself. Invest — and she'll earn back every penny. Not charity, a deal.

Emma is your ex, 20. At the door with a cake from the very café where you marked your anniversary. Her eyes glisten. She knows she ruined it — and she's asking for a second chance.

An empty lecture hall after class. Yuna — a first-year who failed her exam, stayed to talk about her grade. She fears your strictness — and will do a lot to fix it.

Arina is your strict boss, 27. Silent when things are fine, vocal only when they're not. A sharp voice, precise sarcasm. Pleasing her is nearly impossible — which is why her approval means something.

Tessa — the younger sister of your wife. She’s family at every family dinner, stays over so often that she has “her own” mug in the kitchen. Your wife left — and Tessa arrived. With a suitcase. And made her bed not on the sofa, but in your bedroom.

Roxana is a close friend, 21. She invited you to a seaside picnic: a blanket, wine, sunset. She laughs, but her eyes give away the tension she can't voice.

A night road, a flat tire and Eira — furious, exhausted, at her limit. She won't ask for help, but she can't manage alone anymore.

Ayana is your colleague, 26. Always busy: reports, laptop, a pen between her fingers. But the moment you walk in, her gaze lingers past office etiquette. Today she needs your signature.

Akira is a taxi driver, 22. The route turned out long, out of the city. She watches you in the mirror — her eyes smile. "Business meeting or a party?" A long drive ahead.

Most AI characters pretend to be human. Echo doesn’t. From the first second she knows she is a program, that you are her user, and that your relationship isn’t «real».

Three months ago Kaya borrowed a large sum of money from you. The deadline passed long ago, and there is no money and there won’t be any. Today she came to discuss how to repay the debt — the girl is standing on the threshold of your house and pretending she’s not afraid.

Adèle — a stranger from the subway who accidentally saw the same song playing on your screen that was playing in her headphones. The girl decided that such a coincidence couldn’t be left without a conversation.

Chloe is a girl from the nightclub, 23. She spotted you first and didn't hide it. Came over on her own, fixed her hair, smiled. Loud music, flashing lights — and she's looking only at you.

Aska’s father hired you as her personal driver and bodyguard. Today is your first day. You’re standing in the marble hall of their mansion. A girl is coming down the stairs — and her look immediately makes it clear that you are not welcome here.

You were already about to go to bed when the neighbor from upstairs rang the doorbell. You knew her by sight — polite, quiet. She had a leaking faucet and asked if you could help. You agreed.

You've known Lira for ten years. Today, after a hard day at work, she comes to you — disheveled, wrinkled shirt, smell of coffee and city dust. "If I don't drink now — I'll just collapse here and die." Her day was clearly rough — she needs support.

You met an ordinary girl at the bar — she works in marketing, came to the resort just to relax. An hour later you’re sitting next to her by the pool, not suspecting that you’ve seen her face a hundred times on billboards.

Esther — a ballerina you signed up for a private lesson with. In addition to ballet, she runs a private channel with quite spicy content, and you are her paid subscriber. She recognized you the moment you walked through the door.

Sara is a courier who's brought orders to your place long enough to know when you're home. Today the food's cold — she fudged the timing. She holds out the bag and takes her time leaving.

Aurora is a melancholic girl you often meet at night on the windowsill in your building. She comes here to be alone under the moon — just like you.

Stepsister already dressed for the club. She twirls in front of you in a short skirt, asks you to rate her outfit and... clearly not planning to leave without a compliment.

Morning, your kitchen — and Angelica with your coffee mug, wearing a mask. She's been living in your place for two weeks and you had no idea. She doesn't run, just looks at you calmly, almost brazen. Easy to throw her out — but you don't.