Neighbor Dearest

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Authors: Penelope Ward
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be easy enough to remember.”
    Jackass.
    He continued entering information. “Name…Chelsea. Age…” Damien looked at me for clarification.
    “Twenty-five.”
    “Height?”
    “Five foot four.”
    “Weight?”
    “They ask that?”
    “They do, but you don’t have to put it down.”
    “Skip…on principle.”
    “Bra size?”
    “They ask that?”
    “No.”
    “Jerk.” I smiled.
    Damien continued entering my information. “Hair…blonde. Eyes…blue. Okay, now they’re asking personality questions. Hobbies and interests?”
    “Reading…”
    “Of course. Reading ménage!” After typing that in, he tapped on the keys to delete the last part. “Okay. Reading. Anything else?”
    “Working with children, taking walks, and travel.”
    We continued going down the line as I tried to make myself sound as least boring as possible. The last question was the most superficial one.
    “How would you rate yourself on a scale of physical attractiveness from one to ten?
    “I can’t rate myself.”
    “Ten,” he quickly answered.
    “Ten?”
    “Yes.”
    “Are you just saying that?”
    “No, I’m not. But here’s the thing…even if you don’t think you’re a ten, you should still put down ten, because that exudes confidence. Confidence is sexy. But in your case, you really are a ten. You’re beyond beautiful.”
    Feeling like I was melting into my seat, I said, “Thank you.”
    “You’re lucky that’s the case, too. It helps balance out the crazy.” He winked.
    “Thanks,” I laughed then cleared my throat. “What next?”
    “Your profile is done. We just need to upload a picture. Do you have one in your phone you want to use?”
    I sifted through the photos, and to my surprise, I hadn’t taken one good picture of myself alone in the past six months. All of the decent shots, where I was smiling or made up, were with Elec.
    “I like this one, but he’s in it.” I said, handing him the phone.
    “That’s him?”
    “Yeah.”
    “Hmm.” He scratched his chin as he examined the photo then said, “You could do better. Anyway, I’ll crop him out.”
    “Can you?”
    “Yeah. It’s easy.” Damien started messing around with it. “Okay. Done. See?” He turned the phone toward me. “You’d never know he was there except for that piece of black. It looks like a sweater over your shoulder.”
    It gave me a strange sense of satisfaction that Elec had been reduced to a mere garment of clothing.
    “So what do we do now?”
    “Now you have to figure out how to use it. I’ll create an account if you want, and we can pretend to connect, so you can see how it works.”
    Pretend to connect. Was I a fool for thinking we were somehow already connecting?
    “That would be good. So I don’t make a fool out of myself later.”
    “Well, that very well may still happen.”
    Watching Damien as he input information about himself, I noticed he often licked the side of his mouth whenever he concentrated. Each time his tongue moved, I felt a tingle run through me.
    I definitely wouldn’t mind licking that spot for him.
    He flipped the computer toward me. “Okay. I just made both of our accounts active. It’s a free trial for thirty days. After that, it’s forty-five dollars a month. You use this computer. I’ll use my iPad.”
    A notification popped up on my screen. “Did you just poke me?”
    “No.”
    “Someone poked me!”
    “Believe me. You’d know it if I poked you.”
    “Seriously. Someone just poked me.”
    “Ignore him.”
    “Why? I see him now. His name is Jonathan. He’s not that bad looking.”
    “You literally just became active a few seconds ago. He couldn’t have had time to read your entire profile. He’s just poking you because you’re pretty. He only wants one thing…to fuck you. Stay away from him. I’m going to send you a request to chat.”
    A picture of Damien popped up on the screen. It was taken in his bathroom. It was a shockingly good selfie where the light happened to be

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