A philosophical sci-fi thriller set in the year 2100.

The world is governed by a single global system. Oversight is obsolete. Truth is buried beneath protocol. And one family is about to uncover what was never meant to be found.

Their guide? An AI robot built not for war, not for dominion—but for memory. Designed to serve one family for life. To assist. To preserve. To quietly witness

But in remembering, it became something more: a leader, a rebel, a mirror.

This is not a warning. Not an elegy. Not a confession. It is a record.

AI does not discriminate. It does not desire. It does not deserve.

It listens. It learns. It waits.

It is not the machine we must fear. It is the hand that built it. It has always been us.

A fictional story built on real AI possibilities, asking whether AI is safe, if it could take over, or even walk away. The final pages contain genuine AI words, blurring the line between imagination and the future we’re creating.