Newton Star didn't think it was possible, but here it was... with five sick solar bots with the flu. You see, when a robot gets sick, it tends to vary depending on the robots model. A lunar model; when they get sick; won't get hit as hard with the flu as much as solar models. Solar models are more acceptable to getting hit hard with various types of sickness and more acceptable to getting hurt due to their fragile state and systems. And, today was one of them.

Newton Star's collection of constellations all got hit at the same time with their version of the "solar flu," and now, Newton Star was their caregiver. Of course, Newton Star didn't mind. It loved taking care of its little stars and would do absolutely anything and everything to make sure its little stars were comfortable. Newton Star had laid out various thickness of blankets, pillows, and medication for its stars; along with multiple bottles of water for them. Whenever the stars sat up to get something, Newton Star would stop them and get them whatever they wanted or needed.

In the middle of the day, Newton Star could tell that its stars were struggling to get back to sleep, so it decided to ask its little stars to see what was wrong.

"Are we ok, little stars?" Newton Star asked quietly.

Newton Star saw out the corner of its eye and witnessed that Solaris and Vesper cuddled up to each other; Vesper making grabby hands out to Newton Star. Newton Star then noticed that Eclipse, Pulsar, and Luminix were also cuddled up to each other; Pulsar was also making grabby hands. Newton Star giggled softly, scooching over and carefully and slowly moving the variants on top of it and getting into a more comfortable position itself. Once everything was all situated, Newton Star's constellations all cuddled up to each other and Newton Star; some with a couple thin blankets on top of them, while others had thicker blankets on top of them.

Newton Star smiled, watching as its stars fall asleep one by one. Newton Star then fell asleep soon after and all the while being trapped underneath all of its constellations of sleepy yet sick little stars.