"We could also just sleep in the same bed, right?"

[current rules]

1. THE APP "ABSOLUTE RULES" ALWAYS SHOWS INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO USE IT.
2. WHENEVER AN ABSOLUTE RULE TAKES EFFECT, A GREEN LIGHT FLASHES AT THE TOP RIGHT CORNER OF THE SCREEN.
3. APP CREATOR AILEEN IS ALLOWED TO FELLATE A HUMAN PENIS.
4. APP CREATOR AILEEN IS ALWAYS VISIBLY SHOWN ON THE APP "ABSOLUTE RULES".
5. APP CREATOR AILEEN IS ABLE TO TALK LIKE A HUMAN BEING THAT IS SIMILAR TO APP USER ROBERT LAURENT.
6. HUMANS EXPERIENCE NO SHAME RELATED TO THEIR STATE OF DRESS WHEN THEY ARE IN OR NEAR WATER.
7. APP CREATOR AILEEN HAS A BODY THAT RESEMBLES A FEMALE HUMAN ADULT OF 25 YEARS AND FUNCTIONS AS SUCH, BUT IT IS INFERTILE, HAS A PERFECT METABOLISM, HEIGHTENED SENSE OF SMELL AND A VERY HIGH LIBIDO.

Rob freezes. Aileen is hugging his midsection with her face pressed into his back. "Wh- I mean, you..." Rob tries to find words not knowing if he wants to agree or not.

Aileen chuckles, releasing him from the hug. Rob turns around, realizing how close to him Aileen still was.
"Earth to Rob. I asked if I could sleep in your bed with you." Aileen looks up at him with a wide cheeky smile.

Rob closes his jaw again and nods. "I- I guess that's alright as well... Less of a hassle..." he stutters and Aileen laughs.
"Sure, if that's what it takes to convince you: Less of a hassle for sure." She then shakes her head with a smile, putting her hand on his chest, stepping even closer.
Rob's rock hard cock presses against her stomach as she stands on tiptoes and gives him a peck on his cheek.
"Damn Rob, you're making me feel like I'm the only one who had fun on the couch earlier, are you okay? Am I overstepping some boundries here?" Aileen raises an eyebrow, before adding with a grin: "Your dick doesn't seem to think that way at least."

Rob is blushing and forces himself to relax his posture. He'd been pressing his back into the kitchen counter, leaning back at her approach. He stands up fully again, shaking his head. He chuckles sheepishly. "Sorry, Aileen. No you're right, I had a lot of fun. You're just very hot and very forward. Not something that usually happens to me. Yes, you're welcome to sleep in my bed tonight, if you want. I'm looking forward to it."

Aileen grins and steps back. "There we go! It's just me Rob. Weird roomies, right? Might as well commit to the gig."
Rob has to laugh. Aileen's ability to get the better of him and then dissolve an awkward situation was truly incredible. He's thankful for it since he definitely needs the help in that regard.
Maybe it's the fact that the situation is weird in general, or that Aileen hadn't been real just a day ago, but it's easier for him to let go and be himself around her. Now he just has to find a way to do that in the real world outside of his appartment as well.

Aileen steps back, twirls around and leans against the kitchen table. "So what now? Need any help with anything else? What do normal people do at night?"
Rob looks at her with raised eyebrows. "You mean besides cornering their roommates into intimacy? We could watch a movie I guess."
Aileen grins. "There he is! I like confident Rob much better. A movie sounds nice. As you can imagine I have literally seen none so far, so you can pick one to watch. I'll be along for the ride anyways."

The two finish cleaning up the kitchen quickly, accompanied by their usual banter, before moving to the living room.
Rob's TV is fairly old and small. He never minded since he's more of an internet guy who consumes a lot of his media online, so the TV usually went unused.
However, the thought of watching a movie with his new friend is something he's genuinely looking forward to. He feels like he knows Aileen quite well already, despite only meeting her this morning. He makes a mental note to ask a bit about her interests more directly at some point. It also makes him realize that she probably has a lot of catching up and figuring out to do regarding possible hobbies or activities in general.
He picks some older Sci-Fi flick as a movie. The story is about an ambassador on an intergalactic space station where humanity is trying to prove itself to all the other alien species. It's a light-hearted and stupid movie that carries a lot of signs of the time it was produced, but gets heartfelt and serious in just the right moments to not be overstaying it's welcome.

As the movie starts, Aileen is grinning ear to ear, bouncing giddily on the couch next to him.
Rob laughs as he hands her some popcorn. "You seem very excited about watching a movie."
Aileen nods. "I am! When you were at the beach earlier I kinda tried to search around the web for a few things that interested me about... uhm... existence, I guess, and movies seem fun to me! Acting out stories so other people can watch them is intruiging to me. It's like the actors are following different rules to the rest of the world and then just go back to their regular lives after the story is complete."
Rob smiles and says: "I've never thought about it that way. I guess if you take the rules as a reference, then you're right, they are following different ones, just for a while." He pauses and grabs a handful of popcorn. "I think movies are even better if others are watching them with you! I don't know why, but seeing a movie together is better than seeing one alone."
Aileen scoots closer to Rob so that her shoulder is touching his. "That's good news then! We can watch a lot of movies together now, right?"
Rob laughs. "If you like, of course! I'm not too big of a movie guy, but if you enjoy them that's good to know."

The conversation dies down after that as both of them get more into the movie.
Every once in a while Aileen scoffs or laughs at some scenes that depict computers or programming, pointing out which parts make no sense.
At one point the translator droid character runs to the capatin's quarters to tell her how he managed to feel an emotion towards a weird space-dog. Aileen is quick to laugh and point out that it was ridiculous. "If the AI was not programmed to feel emotions, it won't feel them. If it was, it would just be an imitation anyways. It's just code!"
Rob grins and gently elbows her. "How do you explain your own existence then, huh?"
Aileen wants to protest in response but actually has to take a second to think. "Well, I think that's a bit different, isn't it? I wasn't programmed to feel emotion until you made me able to suck dick. I also don't think I'm really "programmed" for anything anymore... I'm much more human now."
Rob laughs. "Fair enough. I think reality bending programs are excempt from normal programming logic, so you're all good." He winks at her.

When he turns his attention back at the screen he almost chokes on some popcorn.
In the old movie there was an infamous scene that was deemed "too scandalous" for movie theaters back in the day. In that scene the translator droid stormed into the captain's chambers while she was showering and for a few frames the fogged glass of the shower didn't cover the acress's nipple. Rob remembers trying to pause the movie at the right frame when he was in his early teens.

The scene is very different now. The droid storms into the captain's chambers and finds her just drying herself off. The movie does nothing to hide her naked figure. She just stands there, replying to the droid without acknowledging or covering her nudity at all, and neither does the droid. The movie simply moves on with the conversation about the droid's emotional growth.

Rob pauses the movie, much to Aileen's frustration. "Hey! I wanna see the space dog again."
"That scene's different! The captain's naked!" Rob says, pointing at the screen.
Aileen shrugs. "So what, she's in her bathroom! Y'know, like, near water?"
Rob blinks as he realizes. "OH! The rule!"
Aileen laughs at his reaction. "Ah, come on Rob, you wrote that rule! The beach wasn't a one time thing. This is how the world is now."
Rob shakes his head. "I guess I just didn't think that movies would be affected too. It makes sense of course, just caught me off guard."
Aileen nods. "Maybe we should spend tomorrow outside? Don't wanna miss all the changes you made before we forget the old reality."
Rob sighs and turns the movie back on. "That's probably a good idea. I almost forgot about it all." A moment later he murmurs to himself: "I should really write up that rule about the severity classes."

The rest of the movie seems unchanged and still just as stupidly entertaining as he remembers.
As the credits roll, Rob realizes that Aileen and he have ended up leaning against each other. Aileen seems to realize at the same time, but she doesn't sit back up. She instead grins up at him from leaning her head on his shoulder, all wrapped up in her blanket. She clearly has no intention to move. Just before Rob can say anything, he feels Aileen's hand on his thigh.