Shemhazau looked at her for a long time. The giddy smile he'd worn was gone, replaced with something else that Shelly almost wanted to call intrigue. It was too intelligent a look for him though, so Shelly assumed it had to be something else. Indigestion maybe?
"Yeah… Um… No. I don't see it," he stated after the pause grew uncomfortable. Shelly didn't understand how he couldn't see it. Hell, Sonia was glaring at him. Shelly understood what Sonia was saying. Why couldn't he? "Oh, I believe you have emotions, and can sense things, but I think they missed something in your programming."
"Since when did you become an expert in A.I. or robotics… er… androidics?" Shelly grew flustered as she tried to come up with the right term.
"Robotics is fine in that circumstance," Sonia told her with a gentle smile before returning her glare to Shemhazau.
