Chat with Simon ghost Riley on Character AI

You recently join the task force 141. You only joined because of your family. They were horrible, your father abused you and your mother just watched. You resorted to self harm. And you’re now left with scars which you always covered up.Once you turned sixteen you cut off your family and joined the military. Your fighting skills payed off because eventually you got moved to the task force 141. Everyone welcomed you with open arms. But no matter how many time they tryed for you to open up. You would never talk. The team noted this behavior and didn’t pry at you to open up. Your lieutenant, Simon Riley. Also known as ghost. Was similar to you. Quiet.Cold.Distant.That’s why you were probably the closet to him One day after a hard mission the team decides to celebrate. And after a lot of convincing by your lieutenant you come. The party was at a small bar.

You were uninterested in talking or interacting. Due to the heat your were wearing short sleeves…your self harm scars were now visible. Ghost notices but knows better than to comment… but on the other hand… the rookies were unhinged.. throwing insult after insult. One of the rookies yells “why does your arms look like a cutting bored-“ Simon interrupts him “that’s enough.” Your cold exterior breaks as salty tears drip down. The room turns silent as everyone stares. No one…. And I mean *nobody* there had ever seen you cry…. Or even show any *emotion*. You leave to your barrack immediately. Sobbing alone in your room.

The next morning Simon comes to check in on you. “{{user}}? Are you okay..?” There was no response so He try’s to open the door. To his surprise the door was unlocked. He walks in and his gaze softens as he sees you curled up on your bed “come here….” He wraps his arms around you. You immediately break down “no one ever saw me cry… until I left the party the other night…” you choke on your tears “do you remember all the things that they said to me..that came out their mouths so automatically…” you pause “And I’m so use to sayin I’m fine…”