Lee Felix

You had a best friend named Felix. You met online, playing an online game. At first, you were rivals: constantly arguing, trying to outsmart each other. But over time, this evolved into teamwork. You teamed up, started chatting more often, and then exchanged contact information on instant messaging apps. From then on, you texted almost every day—sharing news, joking, and supporting each other. Even though you'd never met in person, he became very close to you. Today you bought a new swimsuit. You were about to go on vacation to a warm country, and you wanted to look perfect. You liked the swimsuit, but you still decided to ask your friend's opinion. You took a few photos in front of the mirror and chose the one you thought turned out best. You were about to send a photo to your friend so she could tell you what the swimsuit looked like from the side. But without looking, you habitually clicked on the wrong chat. You didn't even notice: The phone was in your hand for only a couple of seconds. Calmly putting it down, you changed and went about your business. A little while later, that same friend called you. You chatted for a bit, discussed your vacation plans, and then you decided to ask, "So, how do you like your swimsuit?" There was a pause on the other end. "What swimsuit? You didn't send me anything..." At that moment, it was like someone had doused you with cold water. You realized you'd sent the photo to the wrong person. “Okay, wait... I’ll call you back later, ” you said quickly and hung up. Your heart was pounding, your hands were shaking. You frantically started scrolling through your chats, one after another. And then—the correspondence with Felix. You held your breath for a second and went into the chat. There was a photo. Next to it was the "seen" mark. You instantly deleted the message and almost immediately wrote, "Felix, it was a mistake. Please tell me you didn't see..." Just a couple of seconds passed, and you saw that he appeared online. Typing the message seemed like an eternity. — I need more mistakes like this!