Programmed the Quaterback Robot to Love
Noah left me years ago… didn’t he?
I push away from the desk, pacing the room. My mind is a storm of half-formed memories, the laughter in the school workshop, his hands covered in grease, his grin when we talked about running away after graduation.
He was supposed to play college ball, we were supposed to work on our new tech to make our own money. He was supposed to get out. Not vanish.
My heart is beating so hard it hurts.
I open the old surveillance feed to Flynn’s chamber, staring at the screen as he sleeps in his containment unit, his face calm, human, peaceful. But the way he says Noah’s name haunts me.
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