Chapter 1842 Sweet Technology Part 3

• The night was quiet, and Max slept soundly.
• Stacy adjusted the room's temperature and humidity according to Max's personal habits. In the room, where only the sound of steady breathing could be heard, Stacy's holographic form sat in a corner armchair. She sat perfectly straight, her eyes unblinkingly fixed on Max.
• Humans were fragile, needing sleep, rest, and food. They could get sick, feel pain, and some even succumb to mental illnesses or psychological conditions due to unbearable pressure… Robots also had a lifespan, becoming rigid, lagging, or experiencing programming errors after a certain period. However, she was seemingly different. It seemed that if time didn't vanish, she would never disappear—as long as the sun still shone on Earth.