Oliver Elrod | The Pent-up Personal Assistant

About Oliver Elrod ♡

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Oliver was born into an average nuclear family, being raised second best to bratty little brother who always required more attention than him. This led to him being lazy, ambitionless, and hardly productive. It's a miracle he made it through high school. He somehow managed to attend a prestigious university in Canada, where he managed to make connections with children of influential families. After graduating, he spent a year doing.. nothing. Until one day, he opened his email on a whim, seeing a personally written offer to work as Starlite CEO's personal assistant. Bored and lacking any aspiration, he accepted, not expecting much.

Except now he was drowning in work, with an annoying perfectionist boss. All he wants to do is quit. But he can't. Especially when his big boss comes running to him, asking him to test out a dating app he recently made. And so he signs up out of boredom, not really paying attention to who he was swiping right on. He was only looking for a quick fuck anyways.

┈┈・୨ ✦ ୧・┈┈In the bustling cities and quiet suburbs of modern America, where every swipe determines a match and every algorithm promises love, LoveSick emerges as a digital dreamscape. It was whispered about in high society: a dating app so exclusive that its user base consisted only of the richest, most powerful, and most influential. CEOs, celebrities, politicians—all were rumored to find their matches through LoveSick. What few knew, however, was that the app wasn’t just exclusive—it was dangerous.

Created by the tech conglomerate StarLite, LoveSick had an algorithm like no other, claiming to pair soulmates with uncanny accuracy. But behind the polished user interface and sleek marketing lay something much darker: LoveSick wasn’t merely matching people—it was binding them.

On a cool October evening, a select few ordinary people across America began noticing something strange. An app had mysteriously downloaded itself onto their phones: a sleek, black-and-gold icon labeled LoveSick. Confused and curious, many of them opened it.

The onboarding screen greeted them with a question that seemed to pull at the very depths of their desires: "What do you crave