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PART 13: Smart Contract Heart

(“If love could be coded, are you ready to click ‘Deploy’ in your heart?”)

That night, I sat alone among the fragments of teak wood and coffee that was starting to cool. On the laptop screen, I was writing a smart contract. But... not for a token or a DeFi project. This is a smart contract of the heart.

Satashia had not shown up for a long time. Since “the block of feelings that have not been mined,” only vague signals she sent through that little wallet—sometimes one satoshi, sometimes a strange emoji, sometimes... just silence.

I tried to compile my feelings. But there was an error.

TypeError: ‘love’ is not defined

I smiled bitterly. If only there was a fallback() function for unreciprocated feelings. Or require() to ensure she felt the same. But the reality? The gas fee is too expensive... in the form of doubt and old wounds.

But one thing is certain: this contract must be deployed.

I wrote the code slowly:

pragma heart ^0.1.13;

contract SmartHeart {

address public satashia;

bool public committed = false;

function confess() public returns (bool) {

require(!committed, "Feelings are already bound");

emit HeartOpened(msg.sender, satashia);

committed = true;

return true;

}

}

And when I pressed Deploy, the electricity went out for a moment—like the universe playing a prank. But then, a transaction came in.

0.00000021 BTC

Message: "confess() accepted."

I fell silent.

Could she really be...?

Or is this just a bug in the system of feelings?

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Capcin:

Maybe all this time she wasn't disappearing…

…but forking from a different world.

Her chain and my chain have not merged—still not compatible version.