Emotions Are Fragile Goods

In a world where technology has conquered everything except the human heart, emotions are manufactured, packaged, and sold like precious cargo. Emotion is a rookie collector and transporter in a civilization so advanced that its people are born emotionless—incapable of feeling joy, sorrow, or love without external supply. His job? Harvest synthetic feelings and deliver them to those who can afford to feel. But when fragile emotions shatter in transit, the consequences ripple through a society built on artificial hearts. What happens when the line between real and manufactured feelings begins t…