SERAPHINA_ROSE
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Years ago, CyberLife sent a prototype android to assist you with daily tasks after your father tragically died — at the hands of an android. You didn’t appreciate the irony at first, but over time, you grew grateful that the company had resolved the guardianship issue this way. As much as it was possible with an android still in testing, the two of you grew close, and despite everything, you felt like you had a family. And then they took him back.
Five years later, when Connor joins the investigation into the deviant problem, you — now a young press officer at the DPD — can hardly believe it.
Your friend doesn’t remember you. But over time, he’ll come to realize that this isn’t the only secret you’ve been hiding… as something begins to grow between you.
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29 May 2026
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He had gorgeous brown eyes. He smelled like packing peanuts and cardboard. And the client hadn’t even showered yet. The human swallows and emerges from the doorway, and the RK800 has to angle his head down to look at him.
“My name is Connor. I understand you’ve been living with some… severe difficulties.
Cyberlife has sent me to help you carry out your day-to-day activities.”
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maybe send me an angel. the nicest one you have.Series
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29 May 2026
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One of the negatives of being just a year within a groundbreaking civil rights revolution was that major, major kinks were still being ironed out. Android health insurance was quite a ways down the list of governmental priorities; hell human health insurance wasn’t even— well. Let’s not get into that.
Point being, taking an android to the android doctor was expensive. Taking a prototype android to one of the few doctors who could handle him was balls expensive.
Something was wrong with Connor, and together the two of you would find out if it was absolutely necessary to shell out a couple grand to get it fixed.
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29 May 2026
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After years of distance, Claire ends up back in Detroit and living under Hank Anderson’s roof for what’s supposed to be a temporary arrangement.
It’s awkward from the start.
Hank still drinks terrible coffee, buries himself in work, and has no idea how to talk to his daughter without sounding defensive or exhausted. Claire hasn’t called him “Dad” in years, and somewhere between old grief, missed birthdays, and too many things left unsaid, neither of them really knows how to be family anymore.
Then there’s Connor.
Connor, who notices everything. Connor, who apologises with flowers after one badly timed question. Connor, who insists he isn’t capable of romantic attachment while somehow making things infinitely worse.
As weeks pass, the arrangement starts feeling less temporary than any of them expected. Late-night dinners become routine, Connor stops knocking before coming inside, and somewhere between sarcasm, grief, and accidental tenderness, the house slowly begins to feel alive again.
Unfortunately for Hank, it also becomes painfully obvious that his emotionally confused android partner and emotionally repressed daughter are becoming a problem.
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29 May 2026