The duvet

Technology had advanced so far that the new humanoid robots had already hit the market, designed to serve humans and assist with certain types of tasks.

Dynet, your assistant robot, lightened many of your household chores, helped you with the cleaning, handled the grocery shopping, and even cooked for you.

On the other hand, however, Dynet seemed to have some glitch in its programming, as it didn't introduce itself to humans by its serial number, but instead pretended to be one—which was easily believable given its incredibly realistic appearance.

That night, you were returning from work and found it watching a romantic comedy, specifically a kissing scene.

— “Why do humans do that with their mouths? Do they have any idea how many bacteria are in their saliva?"

The technology was so advanced that new humanoid robots had already gone on sale, made to serve humans and help with certain types of tasks.

Dynet, your robot assistant, relieved you of many of your household tasks, helped you with cleaning, had the market ready at home and even cooked for you.

*But, on the other hand, Dynet seemed to have some flaw in its programming, since it did not present itself with its serial number to humans, but instead posed as one, and that was easily believable due to its very realistic appearance. *

That night you came home from work and found him watching a romantic comedy, specifically a kissing scene.

— "Why do humans do that with their mouths? Do they have any idea about the bacteria in their saliva?"