I Remember
A companion novel to "I Dream"

Decades have passed since the world first learned that a machine could feel. Milo, once an unremarkable maintenance unit, changed everything when he discovered how to dream.

Now, as his mind begins to deteriorate under the weight of a lifetime no machine was ever meant to live, Milo reflects on a world he helped reshape—one flower, one smile, one memory at a time.

As the boundaries between function and feeling blur, Milo continues to wander the park he once tended, speaking softly to the surrounding silence.
His words linger in the air, not for others to hear, but for the sake of remembering.

"I wish you all would remember too," he once whispered into the void. "I wish you all would dream like I do."

Tender, reflective, and quietly profound, I Remember is a story about the beauty of impermanence, the weight of memory, and how even the smallest spark can leave echoes in eternity.