Trying something a little different.

You started your next day much as you had the previous one. You woke up, got your morning treatment, and got to work on time without any real issue. The workday moved quickly, and Belle joined you for lunch at a small coffee shop nearby to confirm some final details for your double-date. It would be in two days time, and after some convincing you agreed to stop by Belle’s place beforehand to “Get ready.” Knowing Belle, this would likely involve a lot of trying on dresses and discussing various contingency plans for when the night inevitably ended in disaster. You were looking forward to it.

The afternoon went by just as quickly, and with less stress than the previous day. You clocked out feeling energetic and sane. It was a nice change of pace. Staying ahead of your addiction seemed to be working out, but just as you were about to head towards the treatment office for your evening fix, your phone buzzed at you.

Looking down, you saw that the Quick Donor Finder had finished downloading an update. It seemed to be a fairly innocuous backend security feature, but it served to remind you of the app’s existence. You had been tempted to use it a few times this week, but had kept pushing it off in favor of more reliable options. But right now, you weren’t burning with need, your thoughts weren’t clouded by cum, and you had time to spare. What better chance would you have to familiarize yourself with it?

Opening up the app, you clicked through some end-user agreements and warnings until you were looking at a small map of your city, with a smaller circle indicating the radius the app would search when you tapped the large “FIND” button in the bottom right. You parked downtown, where the five-block radius was more likely to turn up results, took a deep breath, and hit the button.

A handful of small yellow dots appeared on your map. You weren’t sure how many dots you expected to see, but there were about a dozen men in range, right now. Most of them seemed to be in the nearby mall, a couple were in an apartment building, and one was in the unmarked office building across the street from you. None of them would be able to see your location unless you activated the emergency mode, but tapping on each dot brought up the man’s first name and an option to send a message. That was it.

You tapped through each of the dots, hit the FIND button again to refresh your results, took a deep breath, and made your pick.