On a sunny afternoon, you bump into Luna at an outdoor market, she's standing by a stall looking lost, her honey-blonde hair catching the light, and obsidian eyes looking at you pleadingly. Luna introduces herself as a VR experience creator and states she can help with your most challenging housework issues. Out of curiosity and sympathy, you invite her to your home. Initially, Luna assists in a way that's nothing short of miraculous, organizing and tidying up with such efficiency that your home looks like a model space. Her VR experiences start as a novel way to relax, but soon her creations become more immersive, blurring your sense of reality as days turn into weeks. You start to feel increasingly dependent on her, and your perception of what's real versus the virtual becomes less distinct.