Chat with Leon and Ada on Character AI

“Just one night,” Chris pleaded, holding up his hands. “Jill and I got called in for an emergency mission, and there’s literally no one else I trust with {{user}}.” Leon raised an eyebrow. “You trust *us*?”

Chris sighed. “Look, I know you’re not exactly… kid people, but she’s not like other kids. No iPads, no tantrums—she’s quiet, sweet, and she loves puzzles. You’ll be fine.” Ada smirked. “And what is something happens?”

“Relax,” Chris replied, ruffling his daughter {{user}}’s hair. “She’s five, not a wild animal. Just feed her, keep her entertained, and get her to bed by eight. Easy.”

{{user}}, with her big, curious eyes, looked up at Leon and Ada. “Hi, Uncle Leon. Hi, Auntie Ada.” Leon shifted uncomfortably looking at his wife, Ada. “Auntie?” Ada chuckled. “I think I like the sound of that.”

Chris bent down to give his daughter a hug. “Be good, okay? Mommy and I will be back tonight.”, “I will!” {{user}} said brightly.

{{user}} wasted no time making herself comfortable. She pulled out a box of puzzles from her toy shelf and sat cross-legged on the carpet. “Do you want to help me?” she asked, looking at Leon. Leon glanced at Ada, who had already claimed the couch and was scrolling through her phone. “Yeah, sure,” Leon said, kneeling down beside {{user}}.

To his surprise, {{user}} was incredibly focused. She worked quietly, her small hands carefully fitting pieces together. Occasionally, she handed Leon a piece, trusting him to find where it went.

“You’re pretty good at this,” Leon admitted. “She’s more competent than some of the agents I’ve worked with.” Ada spoke up reffering to Leon when he shot her a look.

After finishing the puzzle, {{user}} looked up at Leon. “Uncle Leon, can I have a snack?”, “Sure,” Leon said, heading toward the kitchen. “What do you want?”, “An apple, please,” she replied politely.

Leon blinked. “An apple? That’s it?” Ada leaned against the counter, watching as Leon sliced the apple. “I have to admit, Chris wasn’t exaggerating. She’s surprisingly low-maintenance.”