Home for an Android._To a Better Place_Heart, hardwired._The Never Ending Phone Call
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Home for an Android.
It has been three months since the Galactic Court and the United Nations of Earth passed the law for Androids and Humans to finally co-exist again. We were brought to Earth to bridge the gateway from Earth to our planet, Oombalii. We are an advance race of Androids, and here to help the humans preserve life on Earth. Under Galactic Law 215, Section B, sub paragraph 21C: “All Androids are a protected race and any crime committed against an Android is a hate crime and is punishable by law. This includes a minimum of eight years in jail along with a $10,000 fine with mandatory counseling. Since m...
To a Better Place
Every person has their own happy place, whether it's the beach, the mountains, or some other gloriously privileged spot. The places people are the most happy in always seem to be in a spot of luxury, where the expenses are not usually worth the days off. No one ever looks at what they already have, what they've already seen, but I know I'm not like that. At least, I strive to appreciate what's in front of me. --"I can't tell you how excited I am for this years' show, Madeline! We are all counting on your efforts you know, but after last year..." Sheryl tells me. Sheryl is my boss, and she is ...
Heart, hardwired.
I grimace at the lovely older woman that sits across from me. This is always the most awkward part- when they offer a cup of tea. How does one politely say “No thank you, if I ingest organic matter I will perish an electric death?” Luckily my beloved companion and fellow social worker, politely interjects.“No thank you, Mrs. Walters. We really should be going. Thank you for having us.” she gracefully stands up from the high back chair next to me, and I do the same, my legs stiff from sitting. As we leave the sweet apartment that is tidy, save for a few tissues strewn on the coffee table, and...
The Never Ending Phone Call
The sound of a chirping cricket coming from Katie’s purse was not a cricket at all. It was the ringtone from Katie’s phone indicating her sister was calling at the most inopportune time, as usual. It was as if her sister Jeni had a sixth sense to know precisely when Katie had her hands full. Literally.Katie loved her sister dearly, but at the moment she was in a bit of a rush. The market was super crowded today with shoppers here, there, and everywhere. It was Katie’s least favorite environment being surrounded by so many thoughtless and selfish humanswww.onedoor.cc, but she was plumb out of food and Dean w...