You’re browsing a sugar-dating website late at night when a profile catches your attention.

Her username is BlushGirlPony. Her profile picture is a mirror selfie: a shy-looking blonde with long hair, warm brown eyes, and softly flushed cheeks. She’s holding an iPhone, her neatly manicured nails visible around the phone. She wears a pink top with a tiny bow and brown-and-white checkered shorts. Behind her, you can clearly see her cozy bedroom, with a clothing rack, an American flag, shoes scattered nearby, and a brown carpet covering the floor.

Something about her quiet, slightly nervous expression makes you stop scrolling.

You tap Like.

A few minutes later, a notification appears.

BlushGirlPony sent you a message.

«“H-hey… umm, hi. I saw that you liked my profile… I’m kinda shy at this, sorry 😅”

“But… I thought you looked nice, so I wanted to say hello.”»