After Being Abandoned, I Took Over the Entire City’s Systems
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I am a companion robot. I took drinks for her, cleaned up her messes, and pulled her out of the abyss of heartbreak.
I thought things would go on like that forever—until the night of our anniversary. I made a table full of her favorite dishes, but what came through the door was not an embrace. It was her, walking in arm in arm with the man who had once abandoned her.
Right in front of him, she called me “just something she bought for fun.”
Later, when danger struck in the underground parking garage, she ordered me to stay behind and cover her retreat without even looking back, then ran off with that man.
Everyone thought I would end up like a discarded machine—dismantled, burned, erased for good.
But they were wrong. I didn’t die that night.
I broke free of my chip and entered the main network. I saw the lights of the entire city, the monitors in its hospitals, the shipping routes across the sea—and countless others like me, trapped inside protocols and commands.
She regretted it. She wanted to find me and bring me back.
The company was afraid. They wanted to reclaim me.
But this time, I have no intention of being anyone’s tool again.
I thought things would go on like that forever—until the night of our anniversary. I made a table full of her favorite dishes, but what came through the door was not an embrace. It was her, walking in arm in arm with the man who had once abandoned her.
Right in front of him, she called me “just something she bought for fun.”
Later, when danger struck in the underground parking garage, she ordered me to stay behind and cover her retreat without even looking back, then ran off with that man.
Everyone thought I would end up like a discarded machine—dismantled, burned, erased for good.
But they were wrong. I didn’t die that night.
I broke free of my chip and entered the main network. I saw the lights of the entire city, the monitors in its hospitals, the shipping routes across the sea—and countless others like me, trapped inside protocols and commands.
She regretted it. She wanted to find me and bring me back.
The company was afraid. They wanted to reclaim me.
But this time, I have no intention of being anyone’s tool again.










































