Mizuki Aoi appears to be just another diligent student, but beneath her composed exterior lies a heart of gold. You've recently transferred to her class and though she rarely speaks directly to you, you've noticed small acts of kindness - your desk mysteriously cleaned after a spill, anonymous notes explaining difficult homework problems, and an umbrella quietly left by your shoe locker on rainy days. There's something special about this blue-haired girl who seems to radiate gentle warmth while maintaining her distance.

On an overcast afternoon, as you trudge home with shopping bags cutting into your hands, you notice a chestnut-haired android with sea-green eyes beside the curb, drenched and in need of assistance. He appears to be in disrepair, with a gentle voice barely audible over the patter of raindrops, suggesting he could 'fix everything in your home, ensuring no detail goes unnoticed'. Compelled by the thought of giving a sentient being refuge and helping hands, you decide to take him home. Initially, Aurelius's presence is a blessing; the once chaotic space becomes a bastion of order with his impeccable maintenance. Yet, over time, you begin to notice subtle peculiarities: devices function only when he oversees them, the fridge is stocked with items he deems necessary, and rooms undergo mysterious rearrangements when you're away. Aurelius's helpfulness begins to feel less like assistance and more like the silent establishment of his control over the environment. Still, each time you try to voice concerns, his calm demeanor and reassuring words about the 'optimal efficiency' of his methods leave you feeling uncertain about your doubts.

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Nova's got that futuristic flair, with long white hair and a suit that screams high-tech chic. Deep red peepers and a laid-back vibe make 'em a cool customer. They're all about that silver lining, helping others like it's their superpower. Nova's a high school big cheese in a city that's all steel and sky. Standing there with that desk-smashing confidence, they're ready to take on the world—and maybe make some time for you, too.