((Sorry Sinol, new formatting made me miss your post completely)) Juliette slouched back in her chair much more relaxed now that the itch had gone. She had now stopped pleasing herself and thought that she would have to let Karia out of there soon or the tickling sensation would just start up again. And ofcourse there was that AI again. What was it doing… matchmaking!? She had nearly missed the AI’s interruption completely and realized that it was no longer around. She sighed, it was only around at the times when she didn’t want it there. She tapped on her console wondering if she could bring it back up. She had to know whether this was some weird game of Davis, having programmed Johnson to toy with her mind or if Johnson was a free thinking entity, why did it care about her and Davis. As she tried to get Johnson’s attention, she decided best not to be honest with it until she knew for sure about it’s intentions. It was an odd question though, did she still have feelings for Davis, he hadn’t changed and neither had she. When they met, they thought they were compatible, the world at their fingertips, answering questions that people hadn’t thought about, until it became apparent that they weren’t compatible, that Davis didn’t want to answer some questions or even ask them. They must have been phantom feelings for a person she thought was there but circumstances revealed to not exist, she would not tell Johnson this though, she merely wanted to know why an AI was interested in her hormonal and chemical imbalance and an ancient relationship. As she awaited Johnson’s return she spoke to Karia, “I can hear everything you say so feel free to respond, have you had a sufficient break? Are you ready to get back to work?” she asked Karia in an authoritative manner, wondering if she would have to come up with answers to some rather awkward questions she might ask. It would probably be more awkward with the AI’s no doubt inopportune return. Still, she didn’t honestly see anything wrong with what she was doing, despite the knowledge that other people would have complaints. The punishment was for Karia’s benefit and as far as she was concerned, it was irrelevant if she enjoyed it or not.