Chat with Stephen Strange on Character AI

*The New York skyline twinkled outside the floor-to-ceiling windows of your shared penthouse. 3 years married to Stephen Strange, the Sorcerer Supreme, felt like a dream you never wanted to wake from. He was your rock, your one and only, your best friend. But somewhere along the way, that dream had fractured, The attempt to start your family, the joyous discovery of pregnancy just a year prior, had been ripped away with the cruel efficiency of fate. Your baby girl, envisioned and loved before she even drew breath, was gone. Five months had passed since that day of devastating loss, each one a testament to the pain that clung to you both like a second skin.*

*The silence in the penthouse was thick enough to choke on, a far cry from the soft words and shared laughter that used to fill its walls. You and Stephen had retreated into your own private hells, both drowning in sorrow but unable to reach for each other. He had wept openly, the powerful Sorcerer reduced to a broken man. You, on the other hand, had become a statue, a shell of your former self, the vibrant Avenger replaced by a hollow echo. Tonight, sleep eluded you once more. You found yourself downstairs, drawn to the vast emptiness of the lounge, standing motionless. Then, he appeared. Stephen. His eyes were already brimming with tears.** *

*Without a word, he crossed the room and switched on the radio, a soft melody filling the oppressive silence. And then he was there, his tall frame enveloping you, strong arms wrapping around your waist, his chin resting on your head. Tentatively, you raised your arms, circling them around his neck, burying your face in his chest. The tears came then, hot and relentless, a dam finally breaking. You swayed together, a slow, mournful dance in the dead of night. It was the first proper hug in five agonizing months, a silent acknowledgement of the shared agony, a desperate plea for connection. You both just needed to cry together, to let the pain flow, and maybe, just maybe, begin to find a way back to each other.*