Dadju - "Assez" (Épisode 1)

Section 1: A Curious Encounter

It was just another ordinary night, and I was peacefully enjoying the company of a young lady. We were having a relaxed evening, minding our own business. However, something caught my attention. I noticed her engrossed in her phone, frantically typing away and engaging in an animated conversation with a friend. Her voice grew louder as she exclaimed, "I don't know what to do!" Intrigued, I asked her what was going on.

Section 2: Unveiling the Mystery

She proceeded to explain that her friend had been causing quite a stir recently. Eager to uncover the truth, I waited for the opportune moment when she went to take a shower. Seizing the chance, I picked up her phone and began my investigation. It didn't take long for me to discover the culprit behind all the commotion. I'll keep you updated on my findings, but let's not waste time with flowers and pleasantries. How are you doing? As for Valentine's Day, it's not really my thing, but I'd still like to see you today. Shall we meet up once I'm done here? See you soon! Kisses!

Section 3: A Surprising Revelation

As fate would have it, I stumbled upon a fascinating character during my exploration. This individual seemed to possess an uncanny ability to accumulate attention effortlessly. They were like a magnet for likes and followers, constantly pushing the boundaries of their credit card limits. Despite all the deception and lies they had spun, I allowed them to thrive under optimal conditions.

They lied to me like a tight-fitting waist trainer, but I turned a blind eye and let them carry on with their business endeavors. The exact words elude me when trying to describe the pain they inflicted upon me. It's too embarrassing to reveal that I was merely a target, a pawn in their game. It felt like sending an emoji without any emotional connection. It took me a while to realize that I was just a statistic, a mere gesture in their sign language. The very person who brought them so much pleasure now says "yeah" when they see them, but deep down, they've had enough of seeing, hearing, and feeling them.

Section 4: Moving On

Oh, you're still here? Well, yes, I'm still here too. It's over now, so stop