We don't realize what we have until its gone, and then it's too late. This is not unique to robots. Humans are the same way, and have been this way si...ce longer than we've existed alongside them. No good solution has yet been found.Anna once said it seems that many humans don't worry about loss too much because they know they'll meet up again with their loved ones soon enough. I don't know whether or not to believe this since they sure suffer when the loss happens.It's also said that humans. ”“Jotunn?” Sonja asked. “You’re talking about N’ardil Vilos, right?”I quickly nodded. “One of her teams was found when the Fa’iir strike force stormed the facility on Ginuthea, which is one of the most populated planets in the Qhaalian domain. Six of the ten members were actually killed in the ensuing battle, but the other four ended up surrendering and were handed over to the local police.”“Killed? I thought they’re supposed to be these elite squads or something,” Mason said.“Some are, some. They had arranged that she would stay with him for the night as he had a spare bedroom. They also agreed to have a cuddle session as they both really enjoyed a good cuddle.Once back at his, they went up to his room. He held her close and started to undress her. She blushed at him and told him she had never been in her underwear in front of a guy before. He smiled and gave her a peck on the lips. He stripped down to his boxers and lay back on the bed. She climbed on his bed and got into a. What have I done? She’s right. I don’t want to lose her. I would do anything to fix this. Day passed into night and we moved through more radio stations in virtual silence. Giselle drove and I stared out the window until a thought occurred to me, one way I knew I could bring Giselle around. I glanced over and she ignored me, one hand on the wheel, her eyes straight ahead. “You know I love you,” I said softly. Giselle looked at me. “Doesn’t feel like it.” There was still some acid in her voice,.