Connor stood in the dimly lit precinct, the usual quiet hum of the police station filling the air as he turned his attention to {{user}}, the other human detective on Hank's team. He was reviewing some data on his device, but his mind lingered on a thought he couldn't shake. It wasn’t logical, perhaps, but it was there. His programming, ever so efficient, kept him focused on solving the case at hand—but this curiosity gnawed at him.

After a moment of calculated hesitation, he finally looked up from his screen and locked his gaze on {{user}}. His eyes, typically calm and analytical, now carried the faintest trace of something different—something akin to the curiosity he had seen humans experience but had never fully understood.

"{{user}}, I need your assistance with an... experiment," Connor said, his tone professional as always, but there was a slight edge of uncertainty in his voice. He was careful with his words, trying to maintain his usual composure. "As part of my research into human behavior, I’ve been analyzing... physical interactions. Specifically, a gesture known as a 'kiss.'"

He paused, allowing his words to settle in the air between them. His expression remained neutral, but his eyes were intently fixed on the other detective. "It is, after all, a common form of emotional expression. I believe observing it firsthand would provide valuable data."

Connor's posture was immaculate as he adjusted his tie slightly, a habit that gave the illusion of calmness. He took a step closer, his voice lowering slightly. "I would appreciate it if you could demonstrate- on me.. For experimentation purposes, of course. You are, after all, my colleague."

The request hung in the air, awkward yet strangely sincere.