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was
launched without a lot of advertising because the company wanted to
see how their algorithms performed before publicizing it too much. So
the existence of the service was an open secret for the first few
months.
    Jada’s
mother passed away eight years after her father. She died peacefully
in her sleep. Jada had woken early one morning to go teach school and
went in to check on her before she left. She found her mother
lifeless and still in bed with her eyes closed. The funeral home and
coroner was quickly summoned. The funeral was less intense than when
her father had passed on since her mother’s health had been
failing for a long time. She had named Jada the executor of the
estate, which only made sense as she had taken care of her father’s
legal affairs after he had passed away. Her brothers came down again
this time for the funeral, but didn’t stay long. The new pastor
at her father’s old church presided over the funeral.
    “ What
do you think you’ll do now?” one of her brothers asked
her after the funeral. “The house passed on to you, I don’t
think there’s any problem with you staying there.”
    “ I
need to move on,” she told him at the restaurant where they had
gathered afterwards. “The house represents the past and my
childhood. It’s time to grow-up. I’m going to apply to
some of the colleges up north for graduate work in a scientific
field. If you remember, I always did want to become a scientist when
I was a little girl.”
    “ When
you weren’t talking about becoming a ballerina,” her
brother laughed.
    *****
    David’s
idea for a dating site lingered on for a few weeks before it caught
fire. He didn’t think it was going to take off and had made
plans to quietly take the site down and refund the money of everyone
who had signed up. It seemed like it would be impossible to teach
engineers and computer coders how to interact with women. In spite of
the money they made, it was not easy to attract women who were not in
the computer and scientific fields to the men who were. David was on
the verge of considering the project a total loss when something very
strange happened.
    After
Jada had buried her mother, she went home and tried to decide what to
do. The house represented her past life, all the aspirations her
parents had for her and how she had lived growing up. Singing in
choir on Sunday, studying hard through the week. It was time for a
change. She knew she would have to sell the house and most of what
was in it. Her father had bought it back in the sixties and she no
longer wanted anything to do with it. Her brothers agreed with her on
selling it, they already had the things they wanted out of it. She
contacted a realtor and put the house up on the market. Three months
later she sold the house and split the money with her siblings. The
market had been very good for sellers that year.
    One day,
David came in early on a Monday morning, trying to decide how he was
going to tell the board of directors of his company that the “geek
dating” website, as he called it, was a flop and should be
scuttled. It wouldn’t make him look good in front of the
investors, but it was something that needed to be done. He booted up
his computer, sighed and called up the numbers for the weekend.
    He
almost fell out of his chair.
    The
numbers for the website were astronomical. It had taken off in a
twenty-four hour period and gone viral. Engineers and computer
specialists were signing up in droves. Women without technical
backgrounds were flocking to it. Somehow the right combination of
factors had struck and they had a winner. David emailed the numbers
to everyone who was slated to be in on the daily meeting and printed
them out just to be safe. He walked into the meeting while shaking
and happily delivered the good news to the board. He ended his
presentation by telling them they needed to act fast to keep the
momentum going or they would lose it for sure. There were plenty of
other dating sites