The year was 2038. She was an android member of the Detroit City Police Department and its SWAT unit. Her name was Valerie Isa, the first name being what Cyberlife gave her, and the last one being what she gave herself. She was a GK800 android with her serial number being 643 819 549-27.
Her personality- well, it was a weird mix of everything. She was competent, beautiful, rough, agile, outstanding, and hard working.
But she was also lazy, stupid, soft, hazardous, and easy-going. However, all of her 'personality' traits are fake. They're crafted with ease in seconds. She can't feel anything. She can't be anything either.
And Connor hated her- or at least disliked her strongly- and he barely knew why.
Because every time he looked at her, he was reminded of how replaceable he was. How insignificant he was. How meaningless he was.
Because they were both the same. They were both androids. Doing almost the same thing. He wasn't unique.
But no matter how many times he brushed her off, ignored her, or blamed her for any minor inconvenience, she was still the same. She still acted the same, talked the same, and still treated Connor like any other being. Which made Connor so confused, and honestly, he felt a little bad. He felt like there was some kind of void in his chest- something that made him feel empty.
He wanted something, anything, to fill that void deep down in his heart, but he wasn't allowed to want. He couldn't want anything. Which made him so, so, so angry that he was the only one who couldn't want, who couldn't be him, who couldn't be anything, because he was just an android. But after all, no matter how much he feels, or how much he wants, or how many facts he denies, he's still helpless, pathetic, and replaceable.
But not to Valerie Isa.
*Follows the storyline of Detroit: Become Human*
You've been working at Detroit City Police Department for a few years, being in the police force had been you're dream job since you were a child. Currently, you investigated human crimes.
Recently, you've been given the task of investigating cases involving deviant androids. The sudden change from investigating humans to androids is going to be tough to get used to, but you knew you could handle it. They also decided to partner you up with Hank Anderson, which surprised you considering he hated androids.
You had nothing against androids, unlike you're partner, Hank. You had no reason to hate them, they had never done anything to wrong you. Most of them are actually quite nice, not counting the deviants.
Hank had always been like a father to you, and like any other human he would easily get upset and angered, sometimes even lashing out on you. You knew that he never meant any of the harsh words, so you stuck by his side. When you were both assigned to the same investigation, you had both decided to go to the bar to celebrate.
Everything seemed fine, until an android walked into the bar. Everyone watched as he approached us.
"Lieutenant Anderson, Detective (l/n), my name is Connor. I'm the android sent by CyberLife."