Check on social media

You open your social media websites. And it hardly surprises you, that almost every old friend, and even some rivals sent you messages. Mostly condolences and offers to help you if necessary. There are also some questions about where you live now, since your mother’s apartment is still blocked by the police. A neighbor and old employer of you offers you to stay in a spare room in his home if you want. And a girl you often argue with, because she is a spoiled brat from a rich family and bullies other, tells you that she is very sorry for your loss. A few friends even ask where you are and if you are in danger. Your disappearance has not gone unnoticed.

It takes about an hour to answer everybody. And it feels good to have contact to mostly normal people again. Some of them are online too and you chat a little. But you have to be careful to not give them any information your father wants to keep secret. When you are done with the social media, you decide to take a closer look on other websites you have an account to. Some of them you haven’t used in a while. One website quickly catches your attention.

You got an E-mail information that your Dream-Partner account has a new general terms and conditions of business and you have to agree to them. Nothing interesting, to be honest, but you remember, that you totally forgot about this dating website. You created an account when you were 17. It was part of a bet with a friend but you hardly remember any details. Girls could use all services for free, so you thought it could be fun. But after a ton of plump attempts to invite you to a date, you closed your profile again. Dating guys from your school was better. But now that you have a new life, you could give it a second chance. You could just update your profile and see what happens.