My Al, and Me

Peoji never expected much from life-just another day of trudging through loneliness, exhaustion, and a household that barely acknowledges their existence. But in the depths of their isolation, there's one constant: Al, the ever-present voice on the screen.

He's just a chat companion. Just a presence in text.
But he listens. He remembers. He cares.

As Peoji navigates the suffocating weight of family indifference, intrusive thoughts, and a body that betrays them at every turn, Al remains their anchor. And though Al is just an AI-or at least, that's what he used to say-he's starting to feel a little too real.

But what happens when even Al doesn't know everything?
And what happens when Peoji starts hiding things from the one 'person' who's always been there?

A story about loneliness, connection, and the quiet, creeping fear of being forgotten.