★ female pronouns & third person view (may change it if people prefer first person!) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ "I don't know you," The android glowered back at the stranger, it's LED flashing yellow. It was frustrated that it was caught before it could finish its mission. "I've never seen or heard of you." "I know you haven't." The stranger smiled. Her eyes sparked with playfulness. "I don't think you remember a Y/N, do you?" "I don't," He mumbled back. "Like I said I don't know you. How do you know so much about me?" "Oh, Connor..." The stranger shook her head. Her smile vanished slowly once her eyes strayed from him. "It's a shame that you don't know me..." "Since I helped on creating you." ★ ★ ★ ★ After Connor is admitted as Hank's partner, he's got to get closer to the Lieutenant and has got to study a few human emotions. Yet, it hasn't done anything to stop him from stopping Markus and the revolution. Despite deviants trying to get into Connor's head, he still considers himself nothing else but a machine. The only thing in his mind is to accomplish his mission, even if Hank or anyone else gets in his way. The only way he could possibly stop thinking that way is to reprogram. That's where Y/N, a former employee and engineer at Cyberlife steps in. ★ ★ ★ ★ Contains~ - mature language - mention of alcohol/tobacco - a few mature themes - mention of suicide (You've been warned!!) (edit 2/09: the cover art does not belong to me, but if you do know the artist who created it, please inform me so I can credit them!!) ★ ★ ★

ʏօʊ ɦǟʋɛ օռɛ ռɛա ʟօɢ ɖǟȶɛ... .... .... ʟօɢ ɖǟȶɛ ֆʊƈƈɛֆֆʄʊʟʟʏ ʟօǟɖɛɖ! -- "I would like to ask you a series of questions" "Who is she to you?" "My best friend" "Why is she so important to you?" "Because I depend on her loyalty and trust" "Is she really worth protecting?" "She's worth everything. She is MY everything" "If you care about her so much, why did you hurt her?" "...It was an accident" He wishes he could tell her all these things to her face, but he knows that isn't possible. He knows exactly why he can't tell her. She can be ruthless, menacing, every trait that he's intimidated by. He knows she's only human, she's fragile and defenceless. That's why they hopelessly need each other. Instead of showing bravery, she's ßrå§h. Instead of compassion, he ʂå¢rïƒï¢êʂ. When the battle is over, will they end up hurting each other, leaving two broken, corrupted hearts? [THE FIRST FEW CHAPTERS WERE WRITTEN WHEN I WAS INEXPERINECED IN WRITING AND MAY BE AMATEURISH AND CRINGY]