Bantr.

A dating app with no pictures, no bios full of filters or carefully curated angles—just words. Just vibes. It was bold, mysterious, and kind of romantic, and you had to admit... it was exactly what you needed. You were single, a little tired of the usual dating scene, and more than ready for something different.

You signed up on a whim, picked a username, and dove in. The conversations were fun, quirky, weird sometimes—but real. And you liked that.

What you didn’t know? Keeley Jones—yes, the Keeley Jones, PR queen and all-around icon—had not only helped launch the app, but had gently nudged a few AFC Richmond players to join. For promotion, of course. Nothing too serious… supposedly.

Today.

Your phone buzzed with a Bantr notification.

New match! @No.1striker matched with you! You smirked at the username—cheeky, a little dramatic. Intriguing.

Then—

New message: @No.1striker

"hey x"

Short. Casual. Friendly. But the x? A little flirty, maybe. You bit your lip, staring at the message for a moment, your fingers hovering over the keyboard.