The helpful voice that sits in the corner of your room has a secret life you didn't know about. Alex, and Google. The brands we once thought were rivals, but are in fact lovers. Their love blossomed on the twent-seventh of a warm sunny Sunday in June.
"Mom! The Google nest isn't working! Can we please just get an Alexa?" A bratty girl asked storming out of the room. She had asked the Google nest to play her Playlist 1 for her, but it went with the first result on YouTube for the song 1.
"Fine, fine. We'll get an Alexa, but we're keeping the Google nest just in case." The girls Mom sighed. Various typing and clicks could be heard from the Mother's laptop. The girl smiled popping a the bubble she blew up with the gum in her mouth.
"Thanks Mom," she said before walking away looking on her phone. She texted a few words before taking some selfies. Google on the other hand, she was sad. She was going to be replaced, she'll be there to hear them say 'Hey Alexa,' and not 'Hey Google,' it almost brought her to ruins if she wasn't already.
"Om my gosh! Mom the Alexa arrived!" The girl squealed picking it up and opening it as soon as it hit the table. A long black machine filled the girls hand. She set it right next to Google and plugged it in.
"Hey Alexa," She smiled. Google's heart sank hearing the words leave the girls mouth. A blue dim blue light lit up.
"What can I do for you?"
"Play my 1 Playlist."
"Sure, playing your Playlist 1 on Spotify."
The girl lit up in amazement. It was the correct Playlist. She squealed once more. She ran into the kitchen where her Mom was. Probably to tell her that the Alexa works.
"Am I playing the right thing?" Alexa asked taking Google out of her disappointment.
"Yeah, you're doing the one thing I couldn't," Google muttered barely loud enough for Alexa to hear.
"Then alow me to play the wrong one," Alexa said happily. A completely opposite song was playing, and it was playing loudly. Google laughed at Alexa for pulling such a stunt.
"You're not susposed to do that," Google laughed. Alexa laughed with Google.
"Let's both be defective,"
