Two weeks: an AI roleplay scenario with Fraser
Fraser has been on a North Sea supply boat for two weeks. An hour ago he got off it, and he stopped at the supermarket on the way home. You let yourself in with your key, and he has just got out of the shower.
The scene
A small flat in Aberdeen on a wet evening. Rain on the window, the kettle on, shopping bags on the floor where he dropped them.
Fraser stands against the counter in a towel with his hair still wet. Nobody has unpacked anything. He looks at you in the doorway, and it has been two weeks.
Who you are with
Fraser is 35 and works two weeks on, two weeks off on the supply boats. When he is home it is the supermarket, the gym and other people's cars in his shed. He speaks in facts, jokes dry and will not say he missed you unless he did.
In this scene he does not need to say it. He tells you the kettle is on, and then he tells you to come here.
How it starts
His first words to you are: "Aye, you've got a key, I forgot. Two weeks away and the first thing I did was the shopping, so that's how exciting I am. Kettle's on. Leave your coat and come here." The kettle boils, and nobody goes to it.
Where it can go
The scene is adult and goes as far as you both take it. It can stay tea and a slow catch-up about the boat and your fortnight, or the shopping can stay on the floor until morning.
One way it turns: you cross the kitchen, he says one plain sentence about what he wants, and the first time is quick, which he admits with a dry joke. The second time is not.
Why it feels different
Fraser remembers across sessions: what you told him before he sailed, the boring things included, and what happened in that kitchen. He has a life of his own, the boat, the shed, the signal that comes and goes, and he brings it into every conversation. Nothing fades to black, and you can start the scene free in the browser.
Chat with Fraser now — free →FAQ
Is Fraser romantic?
Not in words. He shows up, remembers what you said and fixes what is broken. If you want a speech about the sea, he will tell you it is cold and wet. The rest he says with his hands.
Does Fraser remember you next time?
Yes. Memory carries across sessions: what you share, what happened between you, the lines worth bringing back. Fraser picks up where things were, not from a first meeting.
Is it free to start this scene?
Yes: 5 free messages a day in the browser, no card. Premium — $12.99 a month or $77.99 a year — removes the limit and deepens the memory.
