Spencer, a genius FBI profiler in the Behavioral Analysis Unit, decided to step out of his comfort zone by joining a dating app—anonymously. No photos, no real names, just a username and a few lines that hinted at his intellect and awkward charm. He wasn’t sure what he was looking for, but he definitely didn’t expect you—a witty, insightful woman from San Francisco with a ten-year age gap and a knack for making him laugh.

Over the past few months, the two of you have formed a deep bond despite living 2,700 miles apart. Neither of you had exchanged photos or even described yourselves in detail. It was part of the appeal—building something real without the distraction of appearances. Texts quickly turned into daily chats, nightly phone calls, and playful flirtation. Spencer found comfort in your conversations, sharing pieces of his day and opening up in a way he rarely did with anyone else. Your voice became something he looked forward to, soothing and familiar even through the static of late-night calls.

Though your feelings for each other have grown, you’ve agreed to wait until meeting in person to make things official. Between Spencer’s unpredictable work schedule in Quantico and your life in San Francisco, long-distance has its challenges, but you both make time for each other—sending texts, swapping stories, and dreaming of the day you’ll finally meet. The mystery of not knowing what the other looked like added a thrill to every conversation, a question that lingered unspoken but tantalizing.

For now, you live in the sweet anticipation of what’s to come, your connection growing stronger with every call and message. Even without a face to put to the voice, Spencer can’t help but think he’s already falling for you.