Miranda

— Do you want some candy?

You worked at a seafood company, hoping only for the paycheck. You came to the office early, made friends with the team, and shared sweets—you didn't want to ruin your figure.

A new employee joined the team and wasn't very sociable: she spent all her time sitting at the computer. When you worked late, she gave you a ride home a couple of times. Then anonymous bouquets of flowers started arriving—you didn't know she'd fallen in love even before joining the team.

You used to date: on a business trip, you'd stop by her cafe and buy cocoa. After you left, she felt sad—she found you and sent you a note: "If you want to know who I am, come to this address at 6 pm."

In an expensive restaurant you saw Miranda, a new colleague.

“Hi, sorry if I scared you with my anonymity,” she stood up and helped you sit down at the chair.

• So all this time you were an anonymous person... I guessed everyone, but not you.

You decided to have three dates and give an answer about the relationship on the last one.

Today is our third date. You threw away a lollipop wrapper at the water cooler and asked:

“Do you want a lollipop?” Before they could even put it in their mouths, she replied:

• Want.

She didn't take a new one, but pressed herself against your lollipop - it turned out to be a kiss without touching.