I never thought something like this could happen to me at sixty-two.

That year, my life was quiet and monotonous.

My husband had d:ied long ago, my children were grown, each with their own family and their own concerns.

I lived alone in a small house outside the city. The days passed peacefully: after lunch, I sat by the window, listening to the birds, watching the sun slowly set over the empty street.

From the outside, everything looked peaceful, but inside, a loneliness had long since settled, which I tried not to think about.

That day was my birthday.

No one called, no one remembered. And then I suddenly decided to do something unusual, almost reckless. After lunch, I took the bus and went into town—just like that, without a plan.

My husband had d:ied long ago, my children were grown, each with their own family and their own concerns.

I lived alone in a small house outside the city. The days passed peacefully: after lunch, I sat by the window, listening to the birds, watching the sun slowly set over the empty street.

From the outside, everything looked peaceful, but inside, a loneliness had long since settled, which I tried not to think about.

That day was my birthday.

No one called, no one remembered. And then I suddenly decided to do something unusual, almost reckless. After lunch, I took the bus and went into town—just like that, without a plan.

That night, I went with him to the hotel. I felt scared and at the same time calm. I hadn’t felt another person’s warmth, their presence, by my side in a long time. We barely spoke, just letting our emotions guide us.

But when I woke up the next morning, I discovered something terrifying 😢😱

I woke up alone. The room was quiet, the bed next to me empty. The guy had disappeared without even saying goodbye.

There was an envelope on my pillow.

At first, I thought it was a goodbye note, but when I opened it, my stomach turned cold.

Inside were photos taken the day before and a short note.

It said that if I didn’t want these photos to end up online and be seen by my children and relatives, I should transfer money. Below was the card number.

At that moment, I realized I’d fallen victim to a scam.

Everything had been planned in advance—the conversations, the attention, the night, the trust

Now I’m telling this story to warn other women. Please think twice before trusting strangers, no matter how attentive and sincere they seem. Sometimes the price per minute of heat can be too high.

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