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“But you can limit their access. D******d an app, it's called ‘BlockShield.’ It screens unknown numbers and blocks burners automatically. Get it now.” I was already opening the app store. “Alright.” “And make her d******d it too,” Kade added. I turned the screen toward Dona. “You heard him.” She pulled her phone from her bag and began typing, muttering, “Bossy much?” But she downloaded it anyway. “This won’t make you bulletproof, August." My cousin continued. *But at least it’ll cut off one avenue. You still need to be careful. Whoever’s playing games won’t be able to reach your phones again. It is a small step, but still.”

“I thought I might go to the cinema and treat myself to a meal out.” “Oh, okay. Have a lovely time, sweetheart. Enjoy yourself. You deserve it.” I stare at the screen as a notification pops up.Mark sent you a new message. Oh, holy shit. “Take care, and you know where I am,” I tell her. She waves. “Speak soon!” And she ends the call. I tap the notification. It opens in the Tinder app, and there it is. A message from Mark. Mark:Hi Okay, so not a lot to go on. He couldn’t even be bothered to use any punctuation. Kids today…

I’m currently texting Ian when Dre sighs quietly for what seems like the thirteenth time since she started studying. My laptop buzzes with another text from Ian. *The anonymous text is untraceable. It’s a burner number.* My brows pull together, frowning hard at the screen while my fingers fly swiftly over the keyboard. *Burner number, like untraceable?* I steal a glance at Dre, who currently has her elbows pressed against the table, staring hard at an open book in front of her. Ian texts back. *Yes, untraceable, because it’s not linked to anything— no emails or social media, not even bills or purchase trails.*

“Check your text for full instructions. You know what to do.” Her silence was brief. “Is this about… that package?” I smirked at the fire flickering quietly on the TV screen. “Exactly.” “Understood. Consider it done.” I ended the call and took a long, slow sip. The kind of sip reserved for women who knew exactly how to set a fire and walk away while the whole world burned. A few hours later, it started. First came the text messages. NINA: Ma’am. I think it’s working. You might want to turn on the news.

This part of the letter goes: | {I’m sad coz I sent several letters 2 u but I haven’t received any reply. R u busy with camp stuff? Btw, I saw online there’s a small church inside the same subdivision where your camp is. Do ya go every Sunday? I do and I pray for you. I pray that you’ll get better so you can come back home soon. When you do, I’ll show you what I’ve been working on this summer. It’s an app that automatically converts image to text. So next school year, we won’t tire ur hands taking down lecture notes. We just take a snap and voila! And I mean text, not JPG. The app can understand almost anyone’s handwriting, from cursive 2 scrawl. U know some teachers like giving binge seatwo

He shook her hand with his, flashing his pearly white teeth. "Pleasure is all mine," Diana replied, crinkling her nose. Lucas found the mannerism cute. "Who would have thought I would be someone's knight in shining armor." He grinned. "That's a stretch--" She snorted. 'This guy is easy to talk to.' Diana contemplated. "Alright. Thanks again. Have a good night." Diana turned to leave. "Wait!" Lucas stopped her. "Can I add you in Chatify?" Chatify is a trending social media app in today's generation. It allows you to call, text, video call, send stickers, send payments, follow trending news and do live videos.

Soon enough, Alpha Anderson and his perfect son are at the back of my mind. That is until my phone pings. ★★★ Kai's POV I fire the first text, no response. The second and the third are left unread. I groan in frustration. Liam is going to drive me mad one of these days. My head aches, I ruffle through my first aid box, grabbing some tablets and throwing them back while gulping some water. I look at my phone again in frustration, my texts are still there in the blue text bubble. ‘Liam, where are you? Are you going to the club tonight?’

I had finished arranging the books, so I started reading on my Kindle while waiting in the store. Then another text came in. Boring is good. I'll call you tonight baby. Wear something sexy. (Nate) I replied that same moment. Sexy for sure. Boring is not good. I miss u! #pouting (Marissa) I smile seeing his name calling me. "Baby, I'll be seeing you tonight, it's just for a couple of days. Stop being a brat, or are you doing this on purpose for your punishment? mmh?..."

He had also been here, knocking and knocking on the door but she wouldn't open the door for him. She read their conversation over again on Kikachat and scrolled through the gossip/gist feed, thinking she’ll just bump into some of her nude pictures since Charles had said he would release it soon. While she was at it, the application suddenly began to glitch and malfunction and then, it finally crashed. Kikachat was no more. *** “I did it! I did it finally!!” Alex announced, screaming. “You did it?” “Yeah, not only did I wipe the pictures, I took down the application”

He always see to it that I will do my best, even if it means hurting my feelings. I took a deep breath and tried to stir the tablet. Its welcome tone first greeted on me. There was nothing special about this tablet other than the pink color. There were also many Apps, mostly educational. I was about to return it to the table when suddenly a message flashed on the screen. Well, was this a message? All I could see was a series of three digits numbers.