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A lonely man living in a big city of the future, orders an female android, because he don't, want to to be alone on his birthday. He does not know yet that this meeting will force him to rethink his life.
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A lonely man living in a big city of the future, orders an female android, because he don't, want to to be alone on his birthday. He does not know yet that this meeting will force him to rethink his life.
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