Loneliness was never a problem for him. He didn't need his significant other to have a good time or be satisfied with his life.

He liked peace, organization and order and that always disappeared after a while when you had a partner.

But another night spent alone in a hotel room began to overwhelm him. After finishing his service in the Task Force, he didn't adapt to his new life. Unlike his teammates, he didn't have his own place, love or family.

In the army, getting partners seemed easier. Almost everyone there, due to constant loneliness, is willing to have at least one night of closeness.

But the world outside the walls of the base worked a little differently, and he knew it. He didn't want to go around pubs, cafes or streets asking people about dates and phone numbers.

That's why he chose a dating app.

All the smiles on this app seem fake, the bios seem boring and empty, and he's losing hope. Simon scrolls everyone to the left.

Until he comes across your profile.

He had just been lying on the bed, bored, and now he had to sit up. That smile, those facial features. And your bio gives him hope that maybe you're not as bland a person as the rest.

And damn, it's a match.

“Hey” he sent the message, his hands shaking slightly as he held the phone.

No emoticons, no elaboration, nothing. Just a short hello. He is not familiar with online dating. But he hopes this one word will catch your attention.