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The ocean. It was terrifying and beautiful all at the same time.
“But eventually it was very lonely. I felt like I was the last thing alive in the entire world, and nothing could understand me.” The robot’s voice was much quieter as it responded. “I am glad to have met you, my new friend.” “Mira,” she said quietly. “I forgot to tell you my name. But it’s Mira.” “Mira,” Byte repeated. “It means admirable, or ocean. Depending on who you ask.”
He’d never had a more difficult pet in his life.
“I don’t know where I can touch you,” she whispered. “Everything looks like it hurts.” “This doesn’t.” He squeezed her fingers in his and then drew her hand over his chest. She could feel his heart beating, though it was a strange beat compared to her own. “Neither does this. Nothing ever hurts when you touch me.”

