17. Demolition

'That was quite surprising.'

[Yes, humans and their lusts.]

'I'm human too,' I protested.

[Exactly, and that's what strengthens my point.]

'Are you jealous of my feelings for Anne?'

[I don't possess emotional intelligence, dummy.]

'But from your tone, it doesn't feel that way?'

[It's just your feelings. Anyway, don't forget to prepare your performance this evening; you need to be convincing.]

'Of course... Wait, are you avoiding my question? Again?'

[...]

'Haha,' I chuckled inwardly at it.

How could I find happiness just by teasing an AI?

***

"Is everything ready, Zhar?"

"Yes, Sir. These are the documents signed by the court," Zhar said as he handed over the necessary files.

"Good, we can begin the execution. I can't wait to see that old man beg and kneel before me. Prepare the vehicle."

"Yes, Sir." Zhar bowed and left the office to prepare all the necessary arrangements.

Tom called Bash, who he hadn't seen since morning.

"Where is that boy? Just because his parents o

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