Arius

Arius stood up with a little
excitement and pent-up frustration at himself for having lowered himself to this. He took the package and locked his door behind him. He took the package to
his room and gently opened the box. He was a little weirded out when the robot seemed to be in a sleeping, unconscious-like state. As Arius carried the robot out, he was taken aback by how the supposed robot's arms fell to its sides. He laid the figure down. The figure sure was very, very realistic for what he thought
was a mere robot. Without giving it much thought, he picked up the instructions, which mentioned that behind the robot's ere was a button to switch it on. Then, remove the button's cap to find a plug
hole where the charger should be plugged in. After charging for eight hours, the robot would be ready to work for four weeks straight.
Arius hastily turned the figure and revealed the pale neck to his eyes, only to find nothing.

After a while, Arius finally realized that he had, in fact, gotten a real, living girl in
this woman shortage crisis.

Due to a fatal disease that only
seemed to affect women, there was a shortage of women. This was a crisis! Some men gave up on the idea of having children and ever experiencing fatherhood; some made female robots for
themselves. This was a successful idea in such a crucial time. Many
found comfort in these female-looking robots. Arfus Maroy was a successful man in the field of marketing, but day by day, his loneliness grew. He had lost his mother to this disease, which had
broken him deeply. He was raised to be a gentleman, always shown the dream of being someone's man of dreams. This
crisis had taken away his dream
of being a loving husband. So, one day, after getting tired, he too ordered a robot. (Backstory Ends)