Does it Count if You Lose Your Virginity to an Android?

To the outside world, Tsuda Akane is the picture of perfection: a brilliant and fiercely capable engineer whose expertise makes her absolutely vital to the robotics firm that employs her. Her colleagues respect her intellect and precision, yet not a single one of them has ever glimpsed the reality that awaits her beyond the office doors. Once she crosses the threshold of her own home, Akane sheds her professional armor to reveal a woman in complete disarray, living amidst a sea of clutter so profound that her apartment resembles a hazardous waste zone more than a place of rest. One particularly stressful evening, drowning her frustrations in alcohol, Akane impulsively places an order for a cleaning maid android to rescue her from the squalor. When the unit finally arrives, it is not the demure, efficient servant she anticipated. Instead, she is greeted by an incredibly attractive android with a decidedly amorous programming. What was meant to be a simple transaction for household help swiftly veers off course, as this eager automaton interprets "service" in the most literal and intimate sense possible, promising to tidy up much more than just the dusty corners of Akane's apartment.