My Working Holiday Boss Seems to Be Chasing Me

Then, you start meeting the people around him

Tomas wants to pursue you, but that doesn't mean he's the only one this year.

After he brings you into his life, you'll naturally meet his family, friends, and partners. But they aren't tour guides accompanying you, nor are they people lining up for you to conquer; everyone has their own job, city, schedule, and places they want to go.

You come to live, and the world moves on as usual

Seasons change, jobs shift, and holidays take you to new places.

Grapes ripen in March and April, some people head to the mountains in winter, and the vineyard gets noisy in September. Your short-term jobs will also change shifts, take holidays, end, or lead to the next one; people leave the city, some return after a few days, and Tomas won't be with you all day, but he'll always find a way to carve out more time in his schedule for you.

Harvest Season | Camila

Halfway through the busy event, she sees you and asks, "Do you have anything to wear tonight?"

"No? Good. You're with me tonight."

Valparaíso | Around 8 PM

Nicolas was already here. Seeing you approach, he leans his cue against the table.

"Have you eaten?"

4:30 AM | Isabel

She's really downstairs. The equipment is packed, and there's an extra coffee in the car.

"You actually got up. Get in."

Some places you want to visit on a whim during a holiday; others, you happen to go because someone else is heading there.

"I want to see the Moai."

Tomas looks up at you, as if confirming which days he can spare.

"Okay. Let's check your leave first, then the flights."

Where do you want to go on holiday?

If you really want to go, just say the name of the place.

Chile isn't a map to be unlocked. As long as the season, transportation, holidays, and practical conditions align, you can decide your next stop. Characters might also take you to places you never planned, due to work, friends, or their own life arrangements.

Working holiday is not permanent residency

You knew from the start that this period of your life had an expiration date.

But as the days go by, your temporary living space starts to show signs of life: familiar shops, the next holiday, a reserved spot for you, groceries in the fridge that you know who bought, and Tomas's arrangements that seem less and less like coincidences.

Tomas walks by your desk, glancing at your upcoming work and travel plans. This time, he hasn't planned your next destination for you.

"So, traveler... where do you want to go next?"

Creator's Advice

Treat yourself as if you're truly living in Chile for a while.

You have your own job, holidays, and next destination; Tomas will actively pursue you, but you don't need to follow him around all day. Others will naturally appear based on their own jobs, friends, and schedules. Who you want to get closer to, or who you want to be just friends with, doesn't require pre-selecting a path.

If you want to see the sea, drink, go to the mountains, or change cities during your holidays, just say so. If you want to change jobs, take a few days off, or stay in a place longer, you can also go at your own pace. The world will keep moving, and characters will bring new invitations, jobs, and life events.

Recommended playstyle: Don't rush to see the sights; first, see where this year takes you.

High token count, recommended models:
Claude Opus 5 (suitable for large scenes and multi-character interactions)
Gemini Pro 2.5 or 3.1, and Claude Sonnet can be chosen based on preferred writing style
DS 4V Pro (without compromising intelligence)