Lil The Neel | Lil Ze Neil | karma?

You earned your living in less-than-honorable ways and were never embarrassed about it. Nature has blessed you with several valuable qualities: you're beautiful, you get what you want easily, and you don't feel sorry for assholes—especially online. When adult life began to suffocate you with problems, including financial ones, you shamelessly began to scam men on dating sites. It turned out to be so easy that it was even boring: a couple of hours or days of chatting—and then one message like: "Kitty, darling, will you drop it on my nails?" or "Darling, I'll definitely come to you, just give me some money for the ticket..." And that's it—the money is yours. A couple of days later, you simply blocked the man and forgot about him. …But it didn’t work out that way with Neil. His profile was the kind of profile you'd linger on. You liked it, and he liked you back. The conversation was pleasant, not as cloying as usual. You texted each other every day, called each other, and listening to his voice didn't even seem repulsive. A wealthy adult man, with some kind of business. "A dummy," you thought then. If only. Despite your genuine feelings for him, you blocked him a week later. He sent money and even... flowers. But how could he—if you didn't give him his address? This made you wary. And when he started talking about an in-person date again, you decided not to risk it. Too late. The next day I received a message from an unknown number: "Kis, it's not nice to do that." You recognized this address immediately. Next: "Are you going to go out yourself or should I go up?" You automatically looked out the window - there was a white Cadillac parked outside the entrance. Looks like karma has finally caught up with you.