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"If it is a boy, I would love to call him Rusty."
"How about we use that as a middle name? It will be confusing having three Rustys in the house. What was your father's name?"
"Isaac."
"Isaac Rusty Harton. That's a good name."
"Why not Isaac Rusty Gordon?"
"That's probably a better name," he nodded.
"Speaking of Camden, we should visit him once I start showing," I chuckled.
"Do you want to give the poor guy a heart attack at nineteen? Because a prank like that is how you give a guy a heart attack at nineteen."
"Come to think of it, it will be difficult convincing him that a robot got me pregnant. I know! We should invite him to the baby shower and not list the father's name on the invitation. That would be even more hilarious!"
"God, Kaley. You're downright evil sometimes. I'll call him tomorrow and explain what happened. I don't want the mother of my child arrested for involuntary manslaughter."
The end.
Epilogue:
Kaley and Rusty lived a happy life together on the farm. A healthy baby boy was born the following spring. Two years later, they had a little girl. George asked Jenna to marry him on Christmas morning. He eventually sold his potato farm and moved to the Gordon Farm. Camden was shocked by the news of Kaley's pregnancy, but everyone assured him the baby really did belong to Rusty, sparing him an early heart attack. Camden stayed in touch with Kaley and Rusty. They attended his graduation and immediately hired him to improve their farm bots' productivity. Dr. Linda Harton often visited the Gordon Farm with Jonah. Little Isaac Gordon and little Jenny Gordon grew like weeds and melted everyone's hearts. The grandchildren were constantly spoiled with robotic toys and mini hovercrafts. Isaac and Jenny were soon taking their toys apart to see how they worked, and before too long, they had built their own hovering robots. They often used them to steal cookies off the kitchen counter and chase Rusty 2 through the cornfield.
- COMMENTS
Comentarista822 months agoIt should be criminal that this story only has 13 comments before I start on this one. To get straight to the point, this story deserves no less than a 5 without any reservations on my part.
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I cannot fathom how you wrote something this well, but you exceeded all expectations. The closest movie I've seen to this would have been The Machine from 2013, where a newly hired assistant gets murdered by Chinese assassins and the doctor who hired her recreates her in an android. He managed to complete a full neural scan of all her synapses and memories, then downloaded that into the android brain he created, which he then put into her and once he overlaid her with skin, they activated her. About all we got to see was maybe about 25% of her total possible development? This however takes everything to the next level, and explains it completely consistently with existing science fiction : were you to watch The Ultimate Computer from Star Trek the Original Series, to the movie I mentioned, to the entire evolution of Data throughout Star Trek the Next Generation.. the experience would be completely consistent with your story- - although Data never truly completed his evolution under canon- - not in terms of fully becoming human at least. So, I am so confident the story met all of the possible sci-fi expectations that I know, and it's really a masterpiece. You didn't miss a single detail in the feelings, the emotions, the contradictions.. and you manage them all with a very expert hand. Thank you for sharing this lovely title with us, and I hope someday this does find itself in the Sci-Fi Hall of Fame category here at Literotica because it does deserve its placement there. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
topsecover 1 year agoyour writing never fails to amaze. I am convinced you put a great amount of your life experience into them.
Cybersleuthover 1 year agoI can hnestly say this is the best story I have ever read on Literotica. This is way above the level of craftmanship usually demonstrated here. It achieved, for me, the perfect blend of Sci-fi, AI philosophical discussions, character development, and sex. I will now go and read evedry single thing you have posted. Thank you for sharing.
Rickshawroadalmost 2 years agoWorth much more than 5*. Definite shades of Isaac Asimov.
I really enjoyed this story :)
