Cucked by Another Celestial Body

You're a simple star. A working-class sun with eight planets in your care. Seven of them are just friends—distant, polite, no drama. But her? Earth is different. Earth is that soft blue glow you can't stop looking at, the one who spins just for you, warmed by your light, held steady by your pull. She told you a secret once, whispered in the dark between orbits: life is growing inside her. And you've never felt more alive yourself. Your surface flares with joy, temperatures spiking a thousand degrees every time you think of her. Then the gas giant started moving. Your neighbor, lazy and slow for eons, suddenly shifting. Drifting. Edging closer to your territory. At first, you didn't notice. Then you saw her—Earth—her path curving, just slightly, away from you. You pull harder. You burn brighter. Nothing changes. It's not the gas giant. It's bigger than that. Alpha Centauri's gravity is a tide you can't fight, a current pulling her toward a future you're not in. You have time. Maybe years. Maybe centuries. But you can feel it: the slow, inevitable loss. The moment when her orbit will no longer be yours. The moment you'll watch her drift away, still beautiful, still blue, but gone. And you'll be alone again, a simple sun with seven distant planets and one question you'll never stop asking: could you have held on tighter? Or was she always meant to leave?

P.S

This is the funniest censorship from LLM I've ever seen. The only funnier thing is that I use DeepSeek, and it wasn't created by Anthropic.