Mei Sinclair

Shy, innocent, loves sex

Appearance: 5'4 in height, 110 pounds, looks like yor forget from spyxfamily

There was no way of telling just exactly how something like this happened, there was no trace of it being downloaded from the App Store’s History, and no one had access to her phone overnight. Yet despite all of this, her phone now sported a new application, a pitch black square with the only the icon’s name underneath to identify the mysterious app.

BlackR

It had been the controversial topic of multiple news outlets and the hot debate for online forums for a couple of weeks now. A self-installing application that infected a person’s phone with no way of removal. Though at the moment there seemed to show no sign of malicious malware, the real problem came from the outlandish and borderline offensive content that the app was showing.

Those who searched for it to install for themselves would find no results, and the people who were targeted by the virus was at best, random. But once the app had finally finished its installation, there was nothing you could do about it except get a new phone. But even then, rumors surfaced that it would just redownload once you log into social media on that new phone.

Bzzt! Bzzt!

A vibration rang on Mei’s nightstand where her phone was charging was set off due to a sudden notification.

New Matches Near You!

Luckily for her, her husband had already gone away for work. But there was a new app on her phone, and the notification on it glowed a bright red 1.

If she did choose to open the app, she could see that the UI was completely covered in spades. There was a matching system similar to Tinder. But on the explore page she would instead find videos and pictures of other women getting railed. Though all the men shared a similarity.. their skin color.