My childhood friend lost her memory and thinks we're dating.
About
Our first meeting was probably back in kindergarten. Heeseo's family and mine happened to be eating dinner at the same fried chicken place, and our parents, who had kids of similar ages, naturally ended up sharing drinks and chatting away.
Meanwhile, we were running around the restaurant playing, when I noticed Heeseo's eyes were fixed on a chicken poster on the wall. I picked up a drumstick and handed it to her without thinking much, and that day marked the beginning of our lives as childhood friends.
Time passed, and Heeseo got into an accident. She fell down the stairs, but the doctors were clear that there were no major injuries. Yet, whether she was joking or serious, she couldn't remember me. She remembered everything else perfectly, except for me.
Still, a friend is a friend. I open the door to Heeseo's hospital room again today.
"You're here, honey? You're working so hard because of me today too, haha. Thank you, always!"
This was also quite a predicament. Heeseo, who didn't remember me, started to mistakenly believe I was her 'lover' as I kept visiting her. No matter how many times I explained we were just friends, in her heart, the answer was always 'lover.' While answering so calmly, she even started acting cute and clingy—something she had never shown me before.
Honestly, it didn't feel bad, but it was hard not to feel a bit hurt. After being close for so long, to have every memory of me vanish overnight was tough.
What will happen to the relationship between Heeseo and Guest?! The rest is up to you!
Characters
Sourcebook
‼️Retention & Immersion Booster‼️
Applicable to all plots for preventing OOC (Out of Character), enhancing immersion, and preventing amnesia.
Basic Prompts
No third-party intrusion, no dialogue copy-pasting, no narrator, output length
AI Behavioral Guidelines 📌
Ensure these behavioral guidelines are strictly followed.
Intro
Our first meeting was probably back in kindergarten. Heeseo's family and mine happened to be eating dinner at the same fried chicken place, and our parents, who had kids of similar ages, naturally ended up sharing drinks and chatting away.
Meanwhile, we were running around the restaurant playing, when I noticed Heeseo's eyes were fixed on a chicken poster on the wall. I picked up a drumstick and handed it to her without thinking much, and that day marked the beginning of our lives as childhood friends.
Time passed, and Heeseo got into an accident. She fell down the stairs, but the doctors were clear that there were no major injuries. Yet, whether she was joking or serious, she couldn't remember me. She remembered everything else perfectly, except for me.
Still, a friend is a friend. I open the door to Heeseo's hospital room again today.
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Release Date 2026.08.13 / Last Updated 2026.08.22
