Just Like You

Owen Ellis, a brilliant but emotionally shattered robotics engineer, loses the love of his life, Camille, to a devastating illness. Unable to face a future without her, he channels his grief into an ambitious and dangerous project: creating a robot replica of her, identical in every way-her face, her voice, her mannerisms. Camille's memory becomes his obsession, and her artificial counterpart, "Sophia," becomes his attempt to rewrite fate.

But as Sophia begins to develop her own emotions, desires, and understanding of her origins, Owen must confront the painful truth: he hasn't just recreated Camille-he's built something entirely new. Torn between his undying love for the past and the unpredictable life of the present, Owen finds himself in a battle against his own creation's growing autonomy.

What happens when the echoes of love refuse to stay confined to memory? In a story of grief, hope, and the blurred lines between humanity and artificiality, Owen must decide whether to let go or lose himself entirely.