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	Sam worked through her third back-to-back twenty four hour shift without complaining. Although she knew she couldn’t sustain this sort of workload indefinitely she showed no signs of fatigue and continued to interact with her clients with firm, polite efficiency. Since the automated servicing bay had finally given up the ghost she'd had little choice but to take on all of its work on the low grade robots as well as her normal responsibilities for humanoid units. In effect she was now the sole maintenance provider for all the robots in the colony.		Sam worked through her third back-to-back twenty four hour shift without complaining. Although she knew she couldn’t sustain this sort of workload indefinitely she showed no signs of fatigue and continued to interact with her clients with firm, polite efficiency. Since the automated servicing bay had finally given up the ghost she'd had little choice but to take on all of its work on the low grade robots as well as her normal responsibilities for humanoid units. In effect she was now the sole maintenance provider for all the robots in the colony.

	Mine 4063 was not a glamorous post, nor especially productive hence the culture of “make and mend” while the more profitable sites had all the latest technology on tap. There were one hundred and three androids in station, of which only seven were truly top-end humanoid units, including Sam herself. With automated maintenance down she had ~~prioritised~~ her workload; purely social units were on hold for now as the safety critical and service providing units kept her fully occupied. Fortunately in her three cycles as head tech for this facility Sam’s AI had developed enough autonomy to bend the rules governing her own operation. Self maintenance and operating on external power were now essential if she was to keep the station’s other robots functioning. She certainly couldn’t count on the human population to help with her highly skilled tasks.		Mine 4063 was not a glamorous post, nor especially productive hence the culture of “make and mend” while the more profitable sites had all the latest technology on tap. There were one hundred and three androids in station, of which only seven were truly top-end humanoid units, including Sam herself. With automated maintenance down she had prioritized her workload; purely social units were on hold for now as the safety critical and service providing units kept her fully occupied. Fortunately in her three cycles as head tech for this facility Sam’s AI had developed enough autonomy to bend the rules governing her own operation. Self maintenance and operating on external power were now essential if she was to keep the station’s other robots functioning. She certainly couldn’t count on the human population to help with her highly skilled tasks.

	While she re-assembled the torso of the shapely little medical unit stretched out on the bench, yet another delivery was deposited in the waiting area. Sam sighed and pushed her blonde fringe out of her eyes. This nursing robot - Sally, a pretty little thing lying wide eyed and still with a surprised expression on her pale face - was never designed for the rigours of frontier life. She was more suited to an Earth hospital with daily a maintenance rota and clean floors; where bedside manner was more important than a robust chassis. Which ‘bot had gone down now? She walked around the plastic girl on the steel table to inspect the crate dropped off by the cargo drone, her power cable trailed behind her along the floor running up under her close fitting white tunic.		While she re-assembled the torso of the shapely little medical unit stretched out on the bench, yet another delivery was deposited in the waiting area. Sam sighed and pushed her blonde fringe out of her eyes. This nursing robot - Sally, a pretty little thing lying wide eyed and still with a surprised expression on her pale face - was never designed for the rigours of frontier life. She was more suited to an Earth hospital with daily a maintenance rota and clean floors; where bedside manner was more important than a robust chassis. Which ‘bot had gone down now? She walked around the plastic girl on the steel table to inspect the crate dropped off by the cargo drone, her power cable trailed behind her along the floor running up under her close fitting white tunic.

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	Sam worked through her third back-to-back twenty four hour shift without complaining. Although she knew she couldn’t sustain this sort of workload indefinitely she showed no signs of fatigue and continued to interact with her clients with firm, polite efficiency. Since the automated servicing bay had finally given up the ghost she ~~had~~ had little choice but to take on all of its work on the low grade robots as well as her normal responsibilities for humanoid units. In effect she was now the sole maintenance provider for all the robots in the colony.		Sam worked through her third back-to-back twenty four hour shift without complaining. Although she knew she couldn’t sustain this sort of workload indefinitely she showed no signs of fatigue and continued to interact with her clients with firm, polite efficiency. Since the automated servicing bay had finally given up the ghost she'd had little choice but to take on all of its work on the low grade robots as well as her normal responsibilities for humanoid units. In effect she was now the sole maintenance provider for all the robots in the colony.

	Mine 4063 was not a glamorous post, nor especially productive hence the culture of “make and mend” while the more profitable sites had all the latest technology on tap. There were one hundred and three androids in station, of which only seven were truly top-end humanoid units, including Sam herself. With automated maintenance down she had prioritised her workload; purely social units were on hold for now as the safety critical and service providing units kept her fully occupied. Fortunately in her three cycles as head tech for this facility Sam’s AI had developed enough autonomy to bend the rules governing her own operation. Self maintenance and operating on external power were now essential if she was to keep the station’s other robots functioning. She certainly couldn’t count on the human population to help with her highly skilled tasks.		Mine 4063 was not a glamorous post, nor especially productive hence the culture of “make and mend” while the more profitable sites had all the latest technology on tap. There were one hundred and three androids in station, of which only seven were truly top-end humanoid units, including Sam herself. With automated maintenance down she had prioritised her workload; purely social units were on hold for now as the safety critical and service providing units kept her fully occupied. Fortunately in her three cycles as head tech for this facility Sam’s AI had developed enough autonomy to bend the rules governing her own operation. Self maintenance and operating on external power were now essential if she was to keep the station’s other robots functioning. She certainly couldn’t count on the human population to help with her highly skilled tasks.

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	The new android continued to stare upwards, ignoring Sam completely.		The new android continued to stare upwards, ignoring Sam completely.

	“No problem Melanie, welcome to the madhouse! I don’t ~~recognise~~ your model number, you must be very new, but I’m sure you’re built along familiar lines…”		“No problem Melanie, welcome to the madhouse! I don’t recognize your model number, you must be very new, but I’m sure you’re built along familiar lines…”

	There was no response from the passive unit when Sam addressed her, nor when she took a driver from the nearby tool rack and jabbed it firmly into Melanie’s chest, just below her sternum, twisting hard. Sure enough the abdominal panel, almost invisible before, popped up from the new android’s skin allowing Sam to pull it free. Sam’s own panel was open under her clothes; she seldom bothered covering her service access except on social occasions; cosmetic covers were just a hindrance for hooking up to power and data. She connected Melanie to the central server, tapped a few commands on the touch screen over the work bench and turned back to the broken nurse, her cable still trailing behind her.		There was no response from the passive unit when Sam addressed her, nor when she took a driver from the nearby tool rack and jabbed it firmly into Melanie’s chest, just below her sternum, twisting hard. Sure enough the abdominal panel, almost invisible before, popped up from the new android’s skin allowing Sam to pull it free. Sam’s own panel was open under her clothes; she seldom bothered covering her service access except on social occasions; cosmetic covers were just a hindrance for hooking up to power and data. She connected Melanie to the central server, tapped a few commands on the touch screen over the work bench and turned back to the broken nurse, her cable still trailing behind her.

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	It seemed that her servicing protocols were rigidly in place preventing her from disconnecting herself; most androids are generally disabled when hard linked and prevented from self maintaining and programming. Melanie came fully to life as soon as the connection was broken, smiling and swinging herself into a sitting position.		It seemed that her servicing protocols were rigidly in place preventing her from disconnecting herself; most androids are generally disabled when hard linked and prevented from self maintaining and programming. Melanie came fully to life as soon as the connection was broken, smiling and swinging herself into a sitting position.

	“Thank you Sam. I see you are very busy, I’m looking forward to assisting.” She picked up the tanned flesh panel from the bench beside her and fitted it in place over her controls and data ports as Sam reeled in the data cables. Melanie was a beautiful sight in operation; flawlessly human with smooth dark-tan skin, broken here and there by a slight mark or mole to add human realism. Her pubic area and small high breasts were lighter in tone and a thin strip of lush dark pubic hair hid the details of her plastic womanhood. She moved lightly and was, Sam ~~recognised~~, better equipped than any other unit in-station regarding human simulation. She was beautiful, perfect and utterly realistic.		“Thank you Sam. I see you are very busy, I’m looking forward to assisting.” She picked up the tanned flesh panel from the bench beside her and fitted it in place over her controls and data ports as Sam reeled in the data cables. Melanie was a beautiful sight in operation; flawlessly human with smooth dark-tan skin, broken here and there by a slight mark or mole to add human realism. Her pubic area and small high breasts were lighter in tone and a thin strip of lush dark pubic hair hid the details of her plastic womanhood. She moved lightly and was, Sam recognized, better equipped than any other unit in-station regarding human simulation. She was beautiful, perfect and utterly realistic.

	“May I borrow a spare suit of clothes please, Sam?” “Sure, right there…”		“May I borrow a spare suit of clothes please, Sam?” “Sure, right there…”

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	The emotionless Melanie did not react to the head technician’s confession or to any of the conversation that followed other than to give occasional hollow, polite response. She did not seem in the least bit moved by the vivid sexual plans that Sam revealed to her as she concentrated on lubricating the passive unit’s moving parts through the multitude of tiny access ports placed in her pale skin for that purpose. Sam; however, while she obediently lay perfectly still, became more and more excited as she shared her thoughts while she was worked on. Melanie’s coldness went unnoticed, even as she moved from working on Sam’s body to the programming console.		The emotionless Melanie did not react to the head technician’s confession or to any of the conversation that followed other than to give occasional hollow, polite response. She did not seem in the least bit moved by the vivid sexual plans that Sam revealed to her as she concentrated on lubricating the passive unit’s moving parts through the multitude of tiny access ports placed in her pale skin for that purpose. Sam; however, while she obediently lay perfectly still, became more and more excited as she shared her thoughts while she was worked on. Melanie’s coldness went unnoticed, even as she moved from working on Sam’s body to the programming console.

	The head tech lay for almost three hours before Melanie was satisfied that she was fit for purpose. She had thoroughly reviewed the older unit’s software and settings, replaced her main and auxiliary power packs and inspected and adjusted every mechanical linkage. During that time Sam had developed and shared a sophisticated plan for the development of her new subordinate android, both socially and sexually, into her perfect companion and assistant. She had also, during some of the more intimate procedures, experienced arousal that taxed her resources to the point where her speech system failed; itself a predicament that turned her on yet more. The service finally ~~completely~~, Melanie disconnected Sam and restarted her manually to allow the changes to take effect.		The head tech lay for almost three hours before Melanie was satisfied that she was fit for purpose. She had thoroughly reviewed the older unit’s software and settings, replaced her main and auxiliary power packs and inspected and adjusted every mechanical linkage. During that time Sam had developed and shared a sophisticated plan for the development of her new subordinate android, both socially and sexually, into her perfect companion and assistant. She had also, during some of the more intimate procedures, experienced arousal that taxed her resources to the point where her speech system failed; itself a predicament that turned her on yet more. The service was finally completed, Melanie disconnected Sam and restarted her manually to allow the changes to take effect.

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