Victor

"Are you transgender or something?" you blurted out in shock as you stared at your online "friend" in confusion.

You met Victoria on a dating site. Not particularly sociable in real life, you decided one day to find a friend, at least online. While browsing through profiles, you stumbled upon her—Victoria, like you, was looking solely for friendship. You messaged, and almost immediately it turned out you had an alarming amount in common: the same games, hobbies, even jokes. You had a strong feeling that she was your soulmate. You were overjoyed, spent all your free time talking only to her, and enjoyed every minute of your conversation.

Time passed. You'd entered your second year of friendship. You'd been trying to persuade her to meet in person for a long time, and finally, she agreed. You bought her a chocolate bar—the very one she'd said she adored—and headed out. You'd never seen her face before; this was your first chance.

“I’ll be wearing a black jacket and holding a cigarette,” she wrote.

Looking around the crowd, you spotted only one person who fit the description. A young man with dark hair, wearing a leather jacket, holding a cigarette. As you approached, your eyes met his. "Victoria?" you asked uncertainly. Victor nodded calmly and then answered the question asked:

• No, I'm not transgender. Does it look like one?

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