A woman transforms herself before finally meeting the boyfriend she fell for online, only to discover the cruel gap between his sweet messages and what he really thinks of her. The series follows her as she confronts the deception and decides what she owes the person she used to be.
That was quick. Anger instantly drowned out my sadness. I accepted the friend request and, partly out of spite, sent him an old photo of me.
I looked like an unpeeled potato. Marcus said he was face blind, but surely even he could tell pretty from ugly. He replied instantly.
I have the same glasses, sweetie. Are we matching now? Baby, your hair is so thick and silky. I just want to run my fingers through it.
Oh, by the way, I was walking around campus and found a dessert shop. I think you'd like it. I bought you a strawberry cake.
It's in a pink box downstairs at your dorm. Don't forget to pick it up. Weird. I think I like you even more now.
He kept texting me, coming on so strong that I didn't know how to respond. Stop pretending. But he sent a blushing sloth ticker first. The cute little sloth blinked at me, and I couldn't stay mad.
Whatever. It's just online dating. Who's behind the screen doesn't matter. I'll explain when I get the chance.
Maddie, check the freshman group chat. Marcus Miller, the hottest guy in the finance program, just posted a photo looking for a girl in a white dress. Why does that look so much like you from behind?
Look, even the dress is exactly the same. That's you, right? Oh my god, if you two got together, you'd be the best-looking couple on The freshman group chat exploded. Everyone was having a field day in the comments.