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Clever. Instead of physically violent, it was psychically violent. Attached to this comment are two (2) kudos, please keep refrigerated to preserve freshness.

People just can not understand something like that unless they've seen it first hand... I'm one of those old truck drivers, I pull a refrigerated trailer around this great country of ours... I remember pulling quite a few loads of food, water, and ice down there in the aftermath of Katrina... I will never forget it... Once you've seen it, you just can't forget it...

I enjoyed the story; certainly couldn't go away until I had finished. The only flaw that nagged at me while I read what that I was aware that the defense attorney didn't make a point of the obvious fact that the cuckolded husband could have somehow used sufficient of his blood (maybe refrigerated) to fake the murder scene. So there was great doubt that a murder had been committed. The author could have argued in court, too, that anyone could have stolen his shovels in order to set him up. Even so, very good story. Very imaginative and with good character development.

Oh my, a zucchini not big enough, eh? Well, this masturbation story certainly got me wet and horny and delving among my toys. But not even my 7 dildo seemed enough. Then I remembered that I had a whole cucumber in my refrigerated salad tray. With trembling fingers, I coated four or five inches of the end with lube and then lay back to enjoy. I know it's a cliche, women and vegetables, but WOW - try it some time! I really hadn't done it before but, thanks to this story and my 10 of firm, fat cucumber, now I'm hooked. Thanks for the tip, Fanny and keep writing.

A few tidbits of foreshadowing I picked up:
Faye originally had two: the read-only primary where the data was effectively hard-coded, and a much smaller, writable secondary, which she was able to store her recent experiences in. Now it looks like she's ditched the old read-only drive, and failed-over to a new writeable repository which is much larger. I'm not sure what got wiped to make room for that, probably another question for Irillith.
I am thinking this is very significant. Faye may have just erased what has made the other AI's go rogue.
Rachel reluctantly placed the large container in the refrigerated cabinet, then turned to smile at John as she said, I've no idea how Jade can go down on you then selflessly share it out like she does. Stopping myself from just swallowing it all down was one of the hardest things I've ever had to do.
This seems interesting....perhaps pointing to a healing serium?
Can we just go back to something you said a moment ago, about the death sentence for exposing what the Maliri look like. Why is that exactly? Irillith paused, and with a frown she admitted, I actually don't know. It's been one of Maliri societies oldest rules, dating back millennia. I'm not sure if it dates back to an order from the Mael'nerak, but Tashana might have found some answers, with archaeology being her thing. Jade shook her head as she said, I don't think this came from the Mael'nerak. Do you remember the stone pictographs the Ashanath found? They showed blue-skinned, white-haired Maliri women accompanying the Mael'nerak, and apparently making no effort to hide their appearance.
Hmmm....did the Maliri need to hide from Progen X after their Progen was killed?
I thought you just said that this 'Eldritch Bloodline' is what gave Irillith and Edraele their powers? Yes, that's true, Rachel replied. But the Mael'nerak was a master at genetic modification. He grew entire new species like the Trankarans, and heavily modified an existing race like the Drakkar. I can't see him making a mistake with the changes induced in Irillith's family, which would end up giving them potentially fatal brain tumours.
Thinking this was done intentionally to force a change in Matriarch from time to time to keep them from gaining too much power?
Faye frowned as she exclaimed, There must be some reason for it! Programs are built on logic and defined rules. It doesn't make sense that they would suddenly start hating organic creatures like this.
See point about about Faye erasing core programming. Thinking the AI ROM programming has the roots of the issue buried there...hence making Faye's erasure of that programming a vital foreshadowing clue.
Nexus started ranting about achieving 'unity', and how it was blocked from its primary function by 'filthy organics'. He emphasised Nexus' phrases by using air quotes with his fingers.
Unity with Progen X? The true creator of AI? How else would Nexus know about the Maliri being a slave race to a Progen? That is not known outside of Maliri space.