Whoops, haha, this is actually 32x32.

Both the art and the text are beautiful.

Glad you liked it! Re-reading the next day I definitely see some typos I made but I'm happy that my tipsy creative writing was well-received. ❤️

Grace tried over several weeks to tell Robin she wasn't a "master" of anyone. While Robin finally stopped using the word, it's still obvious that Grace is her entire world and she exists for nothing else.

Upon awakening, Robin immediately acknowledged the "human" as her master, much to Grace's chagrin. Not only did she have to explain the advances is human simulation technology, synthetic humans just weren't subservient like they were before - they had rights!

Robin was now perfect in her eyes; she had lovingly restored every yellow accent and cleaned every piece of Robin before meticulously reassembling each component. She knew every part and its function by now. Her favorite color had even changed from purple to yellow.

Try as she might, Grace was unable to penetrate the algorithms that made up Robin's memory structure. She worried about what personality might emerge once she brought Robin online, but by this time she was absolutely smitten.

Grace added wireless capability since even humans could connect wirelessly; that's just how things worked these days. She decided against upgrading the wiring systems because she found the assembly of plugs and wires endearing, perhaps even cute.

Her external connections were all plugs and cables, while modern synths mostly connected wirelessly. The only port on a modern synth was the hardwire backup installed behind the ear.