Akira is the only one among the three members of his college's computer club who does not yet own a personal computer, which is why he has saved up from numerous part-time jobs to finally buy one. Instead of acquiring the latest high-end desktop PCs, however, he "accidentally" obtains a bio-computer named Pixie, who takes the form of a pretty girl his own age. Fortunately for him, his parents live in London, and his sister is on a trip abroad with a volunteer group, so this does not lead to complications. Compared to others, he is already in distress explaining why such a beauty suddenly lives under his roof. Under no circumstances should anyone find out that she is not a man, but a computer—he often has to intervene to save the situation when Mimi, as he calls her, threatens to reveal this, which makes him break out in a cold sweat. Truly flustered, he turns her on but instead tries to clean up the situation with wild fumbling and stammering. An even greater hurdle for him is Mimi's particular familiarity; while he finds her very cute and attractive, her liberal approach to sex is quite uptight for him, yet he is rather drawn to Akira. Still, he tries his best, because Mimi means the world to him. He cannot stand the idea that something might happen to her, so he summons his courage and acts selflessly if she is in danger.
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