Replicated
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Nylah is tired. So damned sick and tired of what her life has become. Stuck in a loveless marriage with an overbearing, jealous man, at a job she hates and living in the only place they can afford, she is at wits end. She can't do anything right, she can't have friendships outside of the house, she's so lonely that she's losing her mind.
Against the will of her husband, she decides that therapy might be the only thing left to keep her sane. Her therapist recommends an Ai program designed to both monitor her mental health through conversation and start her and be a type of friend until she is ready to make the changes she needs.
But something about the program is so comforting, so perfect that soon it becomes an addiction like no other.
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