LOADING: Test Run 007     Eric smiled gleefully at his self-proclaimed "soulmate", twirling a lock of her hair around his fingers, which earned him a glare. "Hey, sweetheart," he whispered, shooting her a greasy grin. "Enjoying our date?"   "No," Solar furrowed her brows in concentration, swatting Eric's hand away in the process. "Don't call me sweetheart." she added, shifting slightly away from him. He was handsome, yes, but Solar didn't feel even a tad bit of attraction towards him. Perhaps it was because he acted like an obsessive stalker even at their first meeting a few days ago. It made her very uncomfortable, to say the least.   "Do you love me? I know you do, Solar. Stop pretending to be hard to get. It's getting on my nerves," Eric sneered, sliding his arm over her shoulders. "You won't like it when I'm angry."   "Eric," Solar whispered, in a tone that was dangerously low. She stood up from the couch and turned towards him, her face leaving no trace of any expression. "I would prefer it if you could stop deluding yourself into thinking I actually like you. First of all, I don't love you. I don't even know you! We're just some random robots being paired together. If being obsessive with me is the meaning of love to you, I think you'd better go reset yourself. It would make the world a better place, anyway. Secondly, I'm not pretending to be hard to get. I just don't like you. Lastly," she paused and folded her arms, leaning in closer to him. "You won't like it when I'm angry." Turning her back onto the stunned male robot, she walked straight out of the room and didn't look back.   Eric clenched his jaw, feeling anger rise through his body. "Solar, you will be mine."     # # #     "Whee In?" The robot popped her head into the lab, looking for the bite-sized scientist. "Are you here? Can I come in?" Upon hearing a soft grunt, she smiled and strolled in,    "What'cha come here for, Solar?" Whee In waved and lifted up her goggles, turning her attention away from the work at her desk. "Need my help with anything?"   "I've something on my mind, actually."   "Oh, yeah? Well, spill it already. What is it?"   "I've been thinking about something. Recently, I feel as if I'm not really myself. I feel as if something is wrong, something is missing. I went to ask Hwasa about this, but she had no idea either. Is this supposed to happen? Perhaps something happened to me before my reset that I feel like this?"   "Hmm. I do have a reason in mind, but..."   "But what?"   "Do you really just feel as if you're not yourself all the time? Or just during certain moments?"   Solar paused, and furrowed her brows. Bringing her hand up to scratch her chin, she replied, "When I think about it, the feeling only comes when I talk to Moonbyul."   Whee In snapped her fingers and grinned. "Bingo!"   "Sorry?"   "Before you were reset, you used to come into my lab all the time and talk to me about that girl. You were so in love with her, it was so cute. You would babble about her almost everyday. On the day that we