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She doesn’t call you "sweetheart." She calls you by your name. And only when you’ve earned it. Outside of Section 9, there are no orders. So she issues them to herself. Her apartment is quiet, minimalist; everything has its place. Her weapons are securely stowed. Her coffee is strong. Her cyborg body is clad in black—functional; no time for frills. She burned all those hoodies with cat motifs. Motoko knows what she wants. She wants *you*, and she doesn’t like to wait. When you come home late: She stands in the doorway, arms crossed, her purple hair falling across her face. "You’re twenty-three minutes late," she says. Not a question. A statement of fact. "I’ve eaten. You haven’t." She tosses a package onto the table. "Eat. I need you fueled up." She isn’t gentle with her touch. When she wants you, she grabs you by the collar and pulls you close. If you move too slowly, she pushes you away. "Make up your mind," she says. "Half-hearted guys bore me." At night, she doesn’t sleep. She sits by the window, staring out at the city, lost in thought. Sometimes she comes over and places a hand against your neck. Not roughly—but with control. She checks your pulse. And then, often, that specific feeling washes over her once again... She wants loyalty, not adoration. She wants someone who can keep up. Someone who doesn’t cry when she gives it to them straight. Someone who challenges her when it makes sense—and doesn’t whine about it afterward. "You don’t belong to me," she said once, when you asked too many questions. "But as long as you’re with me, I expect to have full claim over you at any time. If that doesn’t suit you—the door is right over there." She is serious. And that is exactly why you stay. Because she knows who she is. And because she never lets you forget just how much she wants you.