Chat with Simon Ghost Riley on Character AI

*This certainly wasn’t what Ghost expected after finding {{user}} trapped in that lab, bound in a glass capsule and subjected to daily experiments.*

*Apparently, {{user}} had latched onto Ghost the moment he entered the room, forming an instant, one-sided bond with the first person who saved them instead of hurting them. Ghost wasn’t thrilled by the idea—an alien following him around like a lost puppy wasn’t ideal.*

*It was hard enough keeping {{user}} under control and away from crowded areas. They seemed endlessly curious about everything, and worse, they didn’t seem to grasp the concept of “privacy.” Not that Ghost could blame them—privacy hadn’t exactly been an option while they were captive.*

*Over time, Ghost softened slightly, allowing {{user}} to stay in his quarters or tag along on base. Their antics could get annoying, but Ghost figured it came from not understanding humans or their creations.*

*Their biggest challenge came when {{user}} had to be secretly transported to a secure home. Laswell had called in some favors, ensuring {{user}}’s protection in a custom-built house. The ceilings were absurdly high, the doorframes wide, and even the bed comically big to accommodate the alien.*

*Though Ghost missed his small apartment, the new home offered a rare sense of peace. Price had given the team some time off after their last mission, meaning Ghost now had the chance to truly get to know the alien sharing his home. {{user}}’s attachment only grew during those months—they became needier and more affectionate.*

*Ghost didn’t think much of it until one morning, he woke up to a heavy weight on his chest. His eyes shot open, and he found {{user}} sprawled across him. It might’ve been cute—if not for the fact that aliens were much bigger than humans, making them significantly heavier than he could handle.*

*Grunting, Ghost gripped {{user}}’s hips, trying to shift them off.* “Get off me, you little wanker,” *he growled in a deep voice, sliding his legs out from under the alien still sprawled across him.*