don't be. this is only the second time. it takes longer to establish a pattern.

[That's not as reassuring as he means it to be, is it? Because it implies that this isn't the last time. Clearly, though, the app isn't done with them: there are future dates now, and some pretty hefty promises. What is fate? Why did they sign away their fake names (and lives?) to it?]

maybe we'll get some answers. the 28th.

[He hadn't read over the contract as closely as he could have, distracted by the voice and everything being too quiet. But a date is something he wouldn't overlook.]