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	Its sheer size shook him to is core, but he found comfort in glancing down at the small sticky note sitting atop the cardboard lid. He memorised the poorly written “G7-102” on the note and navigated his way to that section. His nervous thoughts transformed into curiosity as he passed several vast fields of plants all facing the artificial light source which hung above. He noticed their oddly blue shade before he came across a second field, filled with Pigs and Sheep.		Its sheer size shook him to is core, but he found comfort in glancing down at the small sticky note sitting atop the cardboard lid. He memorised the poorly written “G7-102” on the note and navigated his way to that section. His nervous thoughts transformed into curiosity as he passed several vast fields of plants all facing the artificial light source which hung above. He noticed their oddly blue shade before he came across a second field, filled with Pigs and Sheep.

	“Have I entered the wrong room?” he pondered as he kept going. He discovered several massive vats of chemicals and compounds only labelled as ‘Gels’. Searching his thoughts, he failed to ~~recognise~~ where he’d seen that before.		“Have I entered the wrong room?” he pondered as he kept going. He discovered several massive vats of chemicals and compounds only labelled as ‘Gels’. Searching his thoughts, he failed to recognize where he’d seen that before.

	Moving on, he finally reached a small area labelled “Section G7” on a sign overhead. He passed a few rows of people working on desktops and machines performing tests on various materials before finding his own cubical, which was covered in documents and sticky notes. The cramped space made him feel claustrophobic as piles of paper and books eclipsed his height. Surrounding the desk were apparatuses which held what looked like pig skin in place. Placing the cardboard box onto a squeaky swivel seat, he closely inspected the skin, noticing several electrodes attached to red veins running diagonally along the section.		Moving on, he finally reached a small area labelled “Section G7” on a sign overhead. He passed a few rows of people working on desktops and machines performing tests on various materials before finding his own cubical, which was covered in documents and sticky notes. The cramped space made him feel claustrophobic as piles of paper and books eclipsed his height. Surrounding the desk were apparatuses which held what looked like pig skin in place. Placing the cardboard box onto a squeaky swivel seat, he closely inspected the skin, noticing several electrodes attached to red veins running diagonally along the section.

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	“Ahh hurry up will you! I don’t have all night” she yelled at Matthew, crossing her arms as she fumed.		“Ahh hurry up will you! I don’t have all night” she yelled at Matthew, crossing her arms as she fumed.

	As he turned around, he immediately ~~recognised~~ her from the bar. She appeared to be in her early twenties, and in amazing shape. She was sporting the same low cut, thin shirt from earlier, but she was wearing slightly longer white shorts, leaving her thin limbs exposed. Her red hair was short and thin, as were her eyebrows. However, the way her blue eyes stared through him creeped him out. But there was something else to her. He just couldn’t place it.		As he turned around, he immediately recognized her from the bar. She appeared to be in her early twenties, and in amazing shape. She was sporting the same low cut, thin shirt from earlier, but she was wearing slightly longer white shorts, leaving her thin limbs exposed. Her red hair was short and thin, as were her eyebrows. However, the way her blue eyes stared through him creeped him out. But there was something else to her. He just couldn’t place it.

	“Excuse me sir. Would you like a receipt” asked the teenager behind the counter.		“Excuse me sir. Would you like a receipt” asked the teenager behind the counter.

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	Matthew stood before the “Deep Research” warehouses’ entrance, his belongings in a cheap, white cardboard box which matched his attire. His entire career brought him to his dream job, yet he couldn’t help but felt out of place. This state-of-the-art facility contrasted his simple look of slim fit jeans and a white, ruffled shirt. Considering the circumstances, he was looking his best.		Matthew stood before the “Deep Research” warehouses’ entrance, his belongings in a cheap, white cardboard box which matched his attire. His entire career brought him to his dream job, yet he couldn’t help but felt out of place. This state-of-the-art facility contrasted his simple look of slim fit jeans and a white, ruffled shirt. Considering the circumstances, he was looking his best.

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	“You’re going to be the death of me you shit!” Matthew mused as he grabbed the bottle, popped the lid open and filled his beer glass to the brim,		“You’re going to be the death of me you shit!” Matthew mused as he grabbed the bottle, popped the lid open and filled his beer glass to the brim,
	immediately sculling it. The second he ~~realised~~ what had just happened, he completely lost focus.		immediately sculling it. The second he realized what had just happened, he completely lost focus.

	The rest of the night was a blur. Loud music, mates taking the piss against each other. All he remembered was vomiting all over this stunning silver haired girl’s white dress on the dance floor before passing out. Voices of people around him filled his head before it all went quiet.		The rest of the night was a blur. Loud music, mates taking the piss against each other. All he remembered was vomiting all over this stunning silver haired girl’s white dress on the dance floor before passing out. Voices of people around him filled his head before it all went quiet.

	Suddenly, his eyes shot wide open to face a bright, red texted clock. Once his vision focused, he silently winced at the time. It was eleven am, and he ~~realised~~ he was late for work. Before he moved, he quickly ~~realised~~ this wasn’t his house, but a different, more minimalistic furnished bedroom. With his head pounding, he struggled to remember last night. All that came to mind was a taxicab, the girl he vomited on and regret. Slowly turning around, he found a silver haired girl lying next to him. Behind her was a white dress slumped over the bed post, soiled in vomit. The realisation of what had just happened came crashing into his pounding head. He needed to get out, now.		Suddenly, his eyes shot wide open to face a bright, red texted clock. Once his vision focused, he silently winced at the time. It was eleven am, and he realized he was late for work. Before he moved, he quickly realized this wasn’t his house, but a different, more minimalistic furnished bedroom. With his head pounding, he struggled to remember last night. All that came to mind was a taxicab, the girl he vomited on and regret. Slowly turning around, he found a silver haired girl lying next to him. Behind her was a white dress slumped over the bed post, soiled in vomit. The realisation of what had just happened came crashing into his pounding head. He needed to get out, now.

	Without a second to spare, he quietly left the bed, placing the sheets back in a hurriedly folded manner. He retrieved his clothes which were slumped over the bed post, covered in beer and other things he didn’t dare think about. The sheets were ruffled and appeared to be wet, sparking thoughts of “What the hell happened last night?”. He opened the bedroom door to find a rather big, black dog, sleeping on the thick carpet by the exit. He slowly crept past the beast before opening the main door and leaving the apartment. Just as he softly closed the apartments entrance, a young couple exited the elevator and immediately noticed him. All three of them made eye contact, with the couple looking straight as Matthews exposed penis. They busted into laughter as Matthew swiftly yet clumsily put his jeans and shirt on.		Without a second to spare, he quietly left the bed, placing the sheets back in a hurriedly folded manner. He retrieved his clothes which were slumped over the bed post, covered in beer and other things he didn’t dare think about. The sheets were ruffled and appeared to be wet, sparking thoughts of “What the hell happened last night?”. He opened the bedroom door to find a rather big, black dog, sleeping on the thick carpet by the exit. He slowly crept past the beast before opening the main door and leaving the apartment. Just as he softly closed the apartments entrance, a young couple exited the elevator and immediately noticed him. All three of them made eye contact, with the couple looking straight as Matthews exposed penis. They busted into laughter as Matthew swiftly yet clumsily put his jeans and shirt on.

	“Don’t worry about it mate. You’re not the first to leave that apartment looking like that. But I will say, you are one of the biggest!” the short, hairy man sarcastically remarked. They both mused and giggled about it as Matthew turned around and rushed down the stairs, giving them no attention at all.		“Don’t worry about it mate. You’re not the first to leave that apartment looking like that. But I will say, you are one of the biggest!” the short, hairy man sarcastically remarked. They both mused and giggled about it as Matthew turned around and rushed down the stairs, giving them no attention at all.
	Only when he reached street level did he ~~realise~~ he was bare footed. “Shit... It doesn’t matter. Better call a cab”.		Only when he reached street level did he realize he was bare footed. “Shit... It doesn’t matter. Better call a cab”.

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	Matthew stared at Jack for a moment, questioning what he could possibly mean before Marisa decided to break the silence.		Matthew stared at Jack for a moment, questioning what he could possibly mean before Marisa decided to break the silence.

	“He means me dummy. Last night… Ahh come on Jack. Of all the people here, you assign him to me?!” Her manic voice maintained its echo through the walls. Only then did Matthew ~~realise~~ what was actually happening.		“He means me dummy. Last night… Ahh come on Jack. Of all the people here, you assign him to me?!” Her manic voice maintained its echo through the walls. Only then did Matthew realize what was actually happening.

	“Wait, hold up. You’re telling me…. Nope! Nope not going to happen.” Matthew stood up and backed away from the table. “You’re a machine?!” he yelled at her.		“Wait, hold up. You’re telling me…. Nope! Nope not going to happen.” Matthew stood up and backed away from the table. “You’re a machine?!” he yelled at her.
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	She maintained her efficient power state until dinner. As per her own request, Marisa made a thick, creamy pasta for Matthew, with a glass of wine on the side. She set out two plates and two glasses. As she filled them, she called him in for dinner.		She maintained her efficient power state until dinner. As per her own request, Marisa made a thick, creamy pasta for Matthew, with a glass of wine on the side. She set out two plates and two glasses. As she filled them, she called him in for dinner.

	“Um Marisa” Matthew called out as he entered the dining room, “You do ~~realise~~ you can’t actually eat right?”		“Um Marisa” Matthew called out as he entered the dining room, “You do realize you can’t actually eat right?”

	After a moment of silence, Marisa emerged from the kitchen wearing her white, full body suit with an apron in her left hand. “Sorry about the wait. And thanks for the help!” she playfully snickered, throwing the apron over his head. “And it doesn’t matter if I can’t eat. The purpose of this assignment is for me to attain a ninety-nine-point eight percent human emulation….” She stopped and looked off into the distance for a few seconds before continuing with a smile. “What I meant to say was that I need to appear human enough to pass this test.”		After a moment of silence, Marisa emerged from the kitchen wearing her white, full body suit with an apron in her left hand. “Sorry about the wait. And thanks for the help!” she playfully snickered, throwing the apron over his head. “And it doesn’t matter if I can’t eat. The purpose of this assignment is for me to attain a ninety-nine-point eight percent human emulation….” She stopped and looked off into the distance for a few seconds before continuing with a smile. “What I meant to say was that I need to appear human enough to pass this test.”
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	“I see” was all he managed.		“I see” was all he managed.

	Once he finished his meal, Marisa insisted on collecting both plates and walked back into the kitchen. As Matthew sat there and relaxed, he ~~realised~~ she didn’t take her apron back.		Once he finished his meal, Marisa insisted on collecting both plates and walked back into the kitchen. As Matthew sat there and relaxed, he realized she didn’t take her apron back.

	“Hey Marisa!” he called out to no avail. He pushed his chair out and hastily entered the kitchen with the apron in hand.		“Hey Marisa!” he called out to no avail. He pushed his chair out and hastily entered the kitchen with the apron in hand.
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	He stopped himself right there. Looking to his right, he noticed Marisa’s cum stain, glistening from the light. He also noticed the same stain on the tiled floor just in front of him. Standing up, he entered the kitchen, retrieved a cleaning agent and sprayed it on the leather sofa. Sure enough, the stain came out within seconds of scrubbing. He did the same with the tiles. “Towel next time” he noted before returning to the kitchen.		He stopped himself right there. Looking to his right, he noticed Marisa’s cum stain, glistening from the light. He also noticed the same stain on the tiled floor just in front of him. Standing up, he entered the kitchen, retrieved a cleaning agent and sprayed it on the leather sofa. Sure enough, the stain came out within seconds of scrubbing. He did the same with the tiles. “Towel next time” he noted before returning to the kitchen.

	He checked the dishwasher and was surprised to find it done. Checking the clock, he ~~realised~~ it was eleven pm. He opened the washer and placed the dishes back to their cupboards before heading upstairs. As he entered his bedroom, he found Marisa standing there in the nude, rubbing her feet with a towel. A puddle of water had formed under her on the carpet as well.		He checked the dishwasher and was surprised to find it done. Checking the clock, he realized it was eleven pm. He opened the washer and placed the dishes back to their cupboards before heading upstairs. As he entered his bedroom, he found Marisa standing there in the nude, rubbing her feet with a towel. A puddle of water had formed under her on the carpet as well.

	“Well so much for privacy!”		“Well so much for privacy!”

	“You do ~~realise~~ it’s eleven pm and we have work tomorrow!” he reminded her.		“You do realize it’s eleven pm and we have work tomorrow!” he reminded her.

	“And you do ~~realise~~ I don’t actually sleep right?” she retorted. “And besides, remember what Jack said. You go to work to do your assignment. I am the assignment.		“And you do realize I don’t actually sleep right?” she retorted. “And besides, remember what Jack said. You go to work to do your assignment. I am the assignment.
	Therefore, you are doing work right now!”		Therefore, you are doing work right now!”

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	Angela came back to his mind again, but this time he let the thoughts play out. All he remembered was the good times they had. The times they had gone down to the south coast and relaxed by the sunny beach. The cool water against his skin as they would pass the old football.		Angela came back to his mind again, but this time he let the thoughts play out. All he remembered was the good times they had. The times they had gone down to the south coast and relaxed by the sunny beach. The cool water against his skin as they would pass the old football.

	Marisa reminded him of her. The way they both spoke and acted, looked and played. He never really ~~realised~~ this until now, but he didn’t seem to mind.		Marisa reminded him of her. The way they both spoke and acted, looked and played. He never really realized this until now, but he didn’t seem to mind.
	The first night Angela met him came to mind. Over by the sand dunes by the bon fire. The stunning red dress she wore, showing off her curvy figure. The way her braided, fading blonde hair rested on her broad shoulders. The thought made him hard as the only woman he loved dominated his mind.		The first night Angela met him came to mind. Over by the sand dunes by the bon fire. The stunning red dress she wore, showing off her curvy figure. The way her braided, fading blonde hair rested on her broad shoulders. The thought made him hard as the only woman he loved dominated his mind.

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	“You’re missing the most important thing. We haven’t spent enough time together. And believe me, I intend to change that.”		“You’re missing the most important thing. We haven’t spent enough time together. And believe me, I intend to change that.”

	A puzzled look overcame her before she ~~realised~~ what he meant. Without a word, she embraced him tightly as tears began to roll down her cheek. “I’ve passed the tests		A puzzled look overcame her before she realized what he meant. Without a word, she embraced him tightly as tears began to roll down her cheek. “I’ve passed the tests
	then. You want to spend the rest of your life with me!” she joyfully sobbed.		then. You want to spend the rest of your life with me!” she joyfully sobbed.