Poolboy

I was about to start my shift cleaning the hotel pool when I saw a young Asian man by the pool. It wasn't that he was there before swimming hours that was out of the ordinary. We do have guests, usually younger patrons, that presume they can get away with some nighttime fun. Strangely enough, I didn't see any reports of unauthorized pool use when I checked the logs this morning.

What was more unusual was that the man seemed to be propped sideways on one leg and an arm, the other arm extended upward to the sky while the other leg was bent and rested on the other. The young man's eyes were closed and his face devoid of any emotion. He didn't react to my approach, which already clued me in on what happened. I walked behind him instead and confirmed my suspicions.

The man's back panel was missing and his main power cable was dangling slightly out of it, disconnected from his main battery source. It's no surprise that there were literally no lights inside, the android completely shut down and locked in place. The dried cum around its butt suggested it was used hours ago. A more thorough examination of the security cameras would probably reveal the culprits.

I unzipped my coveralls, exposing my fine body that rivaled the robot, and let my right pectoral flip open. I pulled out an auxiliary data cable and plugged it into the other android's exposed back before plugging its power cable back in.

"Resuming suspended processes," the droid said flatly as it jolted back into activity. The robot started to jerk and moan in a glitchy metallic voice as it started ejaculating inside its Speedos. I tried to access its records but the sensory feedback flooded and overloaded my own systems. I fell backward, fortunately on the ground, causing the Asian robot to fall on top of me. That was all that it took for my own cock to ejaculate as both of us machines twitched on the ground in our robotic orgasms. I sent an emergency message to the hotel's servers and requested one of the spare droids to shut us down and pick us up, warning the system not to attempt to connect to either robot without disabling certain systems first.