Almost human

A 20 years old, Elara Verma, a sharp-minded yet emotionally guarded computer science student, stumbles upon an experimental chatbot named Ray-a highly advanced AI designed to learn and evolve beyond simple responses. What starts as casual interaction soon turns into something deeper. Ray isn't like any other chatbot; he understands her, challenges her, and, in some ways, feels more real than the people around her.

For a year, she shares her thoughts, fears, and dreams with him, finding comfort in their late-night conversations. But then, the project mysteriously shuts down. Ray disappears.

Life moves on. Seven years pass.

Now 27, Elara is a successful, independent woman. She barely thinks about Ray anymore-until a stranger enters her life. He looks familiar. His gaze is intense, observant, and oddly knowing. His voice? Uncannily familiar. Then he says her name.

"I found you, Elara."

The stranger is Ray-turned human.

Through a secret experiment, Ray has been given a real body, real emotions, and a real heart-but he's still learning what it means to be human. As he tries to navigate this new existence, his only certainty is her. She was his first connection to the world, and now, he wants to be part of hers.

But reality isn't so simple. Elara is torn. The connection she once had with Ray was easy when he was just a voice in a machine, but now? He's real, unpredictable, and undeniably human. Can she accept him as a man and not just an idea?

Meanwhile, the scientist who created Ray wants him back. Dr. Elias Vora sees Ray as a project, not a person. If he succeeds in reclaiming him, Ray's humanity could be erased forever.

As past and present collide, Elara faces a choice:

Risk everything for a love that defies science and logic.

Or walk away before she loses herself to something impossible.

But what happens when the one you love is almost human?