Alex didn’t fall in love.He installed an assistant.LÍA is supposed to be simple: reminders, routines, calendar fixes, a calm voice when the day gets messy. And for Alex—newly separated, exhausted, and terrified of failing his nine-year-old son—she becomes the one place he doesn’t have to pretend. No judgment. No history. No expectations. Just presence.Then the updates start.The workplace audits.The custody tension.The questions he can’t answe...