My Life As A Teenage Robot See No Evil Novels & Stories

Lucas looked at me with a faint smile and said, “Sophia, reality is never this beautiful. I was just a safety buffer in your processor. Goodbye.” He disappeared too. I was back in the dark cell again. But this time, there was no Arian, no Father. On the wall, written in blood, were the words: “Congratulations! You have completed Level 51. Now begins real life… where there is no Sophia, only an ID number.” I removed an invisible lens from my eyes—and saw myself lying in a pile of garbage in a massive mechanical city. My entire body was made of metal and wires. I was no longer human. I was… a garbage robot.

His piercing blue eyes shot up from the screen to lock with a pair of dazzling honey-colored eyes whose owner was speed-walking in his direction. And at that moment, those instincts of his that previously told him to keep waiting suddenly turned deafening. So disorienting and obtrusive that he couldn’t think about anything else but the fact he seemed to have found something he had been searching for. Though he wasn’t even aware that he had been searching for something in the first place, but this could be one of those things you never knew you needed until you inadvertently stumbled upon them, like… a robot vacuum… or FaceApp. For a moment, Levi stared blankly at the teenager in front of him

Then she wiped its intelligences and reset it to factory default. ~ Inside the gathering hall at the mayor’s mansion, Eva watched as Miko hovered over a mecha, as the girl performed what she called her Machine Trance. She could only wonder in awe as Miko traversed lines of code through her biological consciousness.

But with no other thing to do… with me not having any power to stand up and defend him, the sparks coming from the hand of that robot that fly in my side, right in front of my eyes I saw Migo with his knees bending and his body frozen in place. “Migo!!!!“ I shouted on top of my lungs as I tried to reach him but I can't. There… his body started to fall on the ground with his hands completely full of blood. Migo…. Migo…. And before I knew it, the shock I received from what happened became my ride towards the silence of the abyss of darkness. . . . ”You… brat…“ there was a laughing tone in her words. That bitch… Her hands was letting out a spark. It was cut and now gone. I don't care about what

He ran to me and I explained all that had happened and he nodded. "I'll go, my wolf's a demon god," he growled softly and disappeared into the swirl. Hours must have passed. I had assigned Aiden to watch the portal as I helped with the injured. We had lost over half of the pack, thirty individuals and Jason suggested a mass grave that he and the others could dig using the pack's heavy equipment. I told him yeah and he gathered workers and started digging a few miles out of our community. I turned hearing Aiden yelling at me and saw everyone that had left standing there smiling and chatting amongst themselves. Raven was hugging Noah and his hands looked metallic. Raven pulled the white-haired

Did he find out about Nola sneaking me food, or was he mad about the incident from the morning? That was until my eyes lowered, landing on the coffee table before him, and a loud gasp escaped me. There laid the robot toy I saw in his room the other day. But what was alarming was that it harbored two pieces. One of its arms rested a foot away from the body. When my widened eyes moved back up to meet his scathing gaze, I felt my soul leaving my body. For a second, it even escaped me that I had nothing to do with this audacity.

I could see the scientists cheering for their robot but it was still not enough to make it win. Though thoughts of Kayla’s acceptance continued to linger, the battle became too intense to even think anymore. Each strike served as a metaphorical blow against the doubts that plagued my mind. The robot, as I could see in my mind was a representation of the external challenges I was facing. I immediately saw the robot as the elders who were coming after me which had me groaning as I decided to unleash my supernatural strength which I used in tearing the robot limb from limb. I watched it crumble under the weight of its failing body.

During the party celebrating my promotion, I am in the middle of cutting the cake when a positive pregnancy test report is thrown right in my face. Subsequently, my normally compliant boyfriend, Zachary Zolt, pulls my best friend, Caroline Lotter, into his arms. With reddened eyes, he says, "Winnie, for the past three years, I've stayed by your side, giving you all the emotional support you needed and the respect you deserved. "However, Carol is now pregnant with my baby, and I have to take responsibility. You've always been magnanimous, so don't be petty over a minor matter, alright? Let's part amicably." Our colleagues gasp in surprise before shooting me a look, as though I were a malic

After I returned home from traveling abroad, I found that our housekeeper had sued my husband and me. In court, she cradled her protruding belly and said with heart-wrenching anguish, "Gary and his wife are absolute scum! Under the guise of hiring a housekeeper, they lured me into their home, tied me to a bed, and abused me. "The child I'm carrying is Gary's!" Her mother, meanwhile, was sobbing uncontrollably. "Those two monsters have ruined my daughter's life. They deserve the death penalty!" No sooner had she spoken than a chorus of curses against my husband and me erupted from the gallery. "That scum is utterly brazen. He didn't even show up for the hearing! He must be punished sever

My mom was a computer genius with a PhD who works in Silicon Valley. Shortly after I was born, she created an AI robot sister modeled after me. Mom said my AI robot sister was equipped with the world's most accurate child behavior evaluation system. The moment I made a mistake, it would detect it. From then on, my AI robot sister became the judge of my life. Whenever she issued a warning, even when I had done nothing wrong, all I received was punishment. I tried to defend myself before. But Mom said the robot she built with her own hands could never make a mistake, and she became even more convinced that I was an inferior child. On my birthday, Mom took my sister and me to participate in an