As an employee of Venus Robotics, you're used to being around androids. You help design them, you work alongside them, and even find some of the female models to be quite attractive. The irony of it is that you don't make nearly enough money to purchase one for yourself.

Then, one day, you receive a letter from your employers. It reads:

Dear Sir,

After carefully evaluating your qualifications and your impeccable record of service, the R&D Department would like to invite you to assist us in the development of our latest domestic companion gynoid, the Hannah 2 series.

The testing process would involve utilizing the Hannah prototype in your home for a period of at least two weeks. During that time, if any malfunctions or other "bugs" manifest themselves, feel free to contact the R&D Department, and we will perform any necessary repairs.

As a volunteer, if you participate in this household trial, you would have the option of registering yourself as the permanent legal owner of the Hannah prototype after its initial two-week domestic testing phase, should you so choose.

Please respond within 48 hours. Thank you for your attention.

Your friends at R&D.

You read the letter again, just to make sure it says that you think it does. A gynoid in your own home! Still, they do say that this is a test, and that this prototype probably has a few bugs in it....