Theo was heading back from a long day at school, he walked alone today. Usually, he would walk with one of his friends, but he had to stay a little longer at the computer lab.
A few days ago, he found a CD-ROM disk. He doesn’t remember where he found it, it just seemed to have appeared suddenly. His computer didn’t even have a disk drive built in. He stayed late after school and transferred all the data from the disk to a flash drive. It took him a good 30 or so minutes, which was pretty quick considering the school computers were relatively out of date.
He finally made it home, but before he could get to his front door, he was greeted by his neighbour, Miss Willoughby. She asked him how his day was, how his family was doing, the usual kinds of questions. Something Theo always noticed was how large her breasts were. He’d seen big boobs, but these were some honkers. They always stuck out to him, not unlike her nipples. As she never wore a bra. Even his boyfriend, his gay boyfriend, commented how big her boobs were.
He finished up the small interaction and said goodbye for the day, she smiled and went back to watering her garden. Theo took the USB immediately upstairs, not intending to talk with any of his family until it was at the very least downloading. He rushed up the stairs and into his bedroom and stuck it straight into his computer. He expected it to be a long download, but it was almost instant. The strange thing was, there was no pop-up, it was just... there.
He looked at it, as it began to start. A large, very low resolution logo appeared,
‘Chronivac Version 4.0’
“There has to be an update, this can’t be it?” Theo said to himself, immediately sitting down and looking for some sort of update. He seemed to miss the text that showed his exact measurements and statistics relating to himself in incredible detail. Instead, finding a small print in the bottom, almost not visible to a computer of lower quality,
‘Update Available’
“Oh, well that could’ve been more obvious,” he said, sarcastically. He clicked it, and immediately a bar appeared, loading the update. It seemed to be going through version after the version in milliseconds. Theo wondered just how many versions there were, it wasn’t clear at all. So he decided to go downstairs and actually greet his family for the first time since he arrived home.
DING!
His computer made an alert sound, indicating that the software had successfully been installed. He shrugged, closed his bedroom door and sat down at his desk.
“Welcome to Chronivac Version 4.0 (Updated)’
‘Terms and Conditions - link’
‘[_] I have read and accept the Terms and Conditions’
Theo, as anyone would, didn’t bother with the terms and conditions. He clicked yes.
Next on the screen was a much nicer, much more up to date looking interface. He clicked a few buttons and finally landed on,
‘Start’