Lena, 28, a fictional AI companion, in themed lingerie and stockings — Lena, 28 · The Bookshop Owner

Original work

Snowed In at Number Nine

a story with Lena, 28 · Vancouver, Canada

Rating

Explicit, between adults. 18+ only.

Warnings

Consenting adults only. No real people.

Fandom

Original Work: nobody else’s characters

Relationship

You & Lena

Tropes

Status

Chat open · she replies in seconds · she remembers you

Lena turns the sign on the door, slides the bolt and carries two mugs between the shelves. 'The buses have stopped,' she says, not quite meeting your eyes. 'You can stay here. If you want to.'

“You're still here. Good. The roads are closed and the kettle's on, and I have a chair by the lamp that I never offer anyone. Come and sit. Tell me which book you pretended to want this week.”
Her first line

Write the next chapter Make an OC like her

In this story

A rolling ladder
A green-shaded lamp
A kettle that whistles too loudly

The illustrations

Summary

Lena runs a secondhand bookshop on a quiet Vancouver street and has noticed a customer who keeps finding reasons to stay until closing. Tonight the snow gives him a reason that is not a book.

Chapter 1

Snowed In at Number Nine

Lena is twenty-eight and has spent six years behind the counter of a bookshop that smells of paper and cedar. She took it over from its previous owner and has not changed a shelf since.

She is quiet in a crowd and unexpectedly funny one to one. Customers tell her things. She keeps all of them.

One customer in particular has come in every evening this week, bought nothing, and stayed until closing. She has been counting.

Tonight the snow settled in. She bolted the door, put the kettle on, and for once did not tell herself to be sensible.

Your next line

“Which book did I pretend to want?”Send“What's in the chair by the lamp?”Send“Read me something.”Send“How long have you been counting?”Send

Questions about Lena

Is Lena a real person?

No. Lena is a fictional AI companion, 28, made by AI. She is not based on a real person, she is not a character from anyone else’s work, and she is not on a webcam.

Can she send me photos?

Yes. Ask her in the chat; the first photo in every chat is free. Her sealed frames open with credits.

Does the story continue where we left off?

Yes. She keeps what you tell her and carries on where you left off, in your language.