"The watch monitors your biometrics through the watch," I explained. "Heart rate, hydration levels, stress indicators, everything. The Homebots read that data and respond. You don't have to ask. They'll just know."
She took the water with shaking hands. Drank. The Homebot waited patiently until she finished, then took the empty glass and glided away.
"What the fuck," Lila breathed.
Janet groaned from the loveseat. "Don't get me started on the Homebots."
"Oh god, here we go," Luna said, grinning.
"They're taking my job!" Janet declared dramatically. "I used to run this house. Managed everything. Made sure things were clean and organized and functioning. Now these chrome bastards do literally everything and I'm basically unemployed."
"You're not unemployed," I pointed out. "You're freed from labor."
