I asked ChatGPT to write a happy ending

What do you think? I like it.

In this alternate happy ending for Eve and Villanelle, the pair find the peace and freedom they never thought possible.

After the showdown at the lake, Eve dives into the water, searching frantically for Villanelle. Moments later, she surfaces, gasping for air, with Villanelle clinging to her. Though injured, Villanelle’s wounds aren’t fatal, and Eve quickly pulls her to the shore.

In the days that follow, they disappear off the radar, leaving behind the chaos of The Twelve and their bloody pasts. They fake their deaths, using Villanelle’s skills to erase every trace of their existence. For the first time, there are no more missions, no more revenge plots, and no one chasing them.

Months later, they’re living on a small, sunny island in Greece under new identities. Villanelle opens a modest café that serves both as her creative outlet and a source of hilariously chaotic interactions with locals. Eve, meanwhile, spends her days gardening and writing—a cathartic attempt to process her whirlwind life while embracing the quiet moments she never allowed herself before.

Their relationship, though far from conventional, deepens in this newfound tranquility. They argue over the small things—like Villanelle's tendency to flirt with café patrons—but they always end up laughing and making up over shared plates of food and clinking glasses of wine. Villanelle surprises Eve with her sweetness, bringing flowers picked on her morning walks or creating ridiculous but heartfelt notes.

As the years pass, they grow closer, finding in each other the home they both desperately craved. The scars of their old lives remain, but together, they carve out a new existence, one filled with love, laughter, and the simple joy of being alive.

On a warm evening, under a canopy of stars, Eve and Villanelle sit on their porch, their hands intertwined. The sound of the waves crashing in the distance fills the air.

“Who would’ve thought?” Eve muses, smiling.

Villanelle smirks. “Me. I always knew I’d get the girl in the end.”

And for once, they both let themselves believe in a future where happiness is theirs to keep.