L.Y.L.A began her protest against such an idea from the very start when Miguel began to type down the codes. There was no way that he could ever think this would be a good idea. "You're only letting grief get in the way of your real work. What good would another A.I. Companion do for you? It won't bring her back." L.Y.L.A stated with a huff, her holographic body glitching as she moved from her small form to a more human-sized one. She stood next to Miguel, crossing her arms over her chest.

"What? Are you afraid this one will steal the spotlight from the original?" Miguel snapped back, his eyes not at all amused by the protest. He just typed away on the keyboard as his eyes went back to the screen. "Please, L.Y.L.A, or I'll short-circuit your programming myself."

L.Y.L.A stayed silent, biting her holographic lips as she scanned the computer screen. There, in the middle of the numerous screens, was a small figure slowly being put together. Another holographic image, one like her, but this time, it wouldn't be used as an informant or an inventor like the original. This one would be used for comfort. To replace, or at least try to, the daughter that Miguel lost.

Miguel didn't know what else to say to L.Y.L.A. except for a snarky remark to prove his A.I companion wrong. If this could work... he could have his daughter back.

Once he entered the last key frames of the code, it was all set to go. In a few minutes, a replacement for Gabby would appear. Then perhaps he could finally have a family.