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that were en route for their immediate (?) completion, he heard the all too familiar beeping sound. In a rush, that of a gameshow contestant knowing the correct answer but terrified at the idea of being beaten to it by his opponent, Babis violently pressed the relevant button to open the message.

The sudden realization that what he was eagerly awaiting for all this time had finally arrived led him to brutally underestimate its importance on the one hand, and to hastily overestimate all the possible dangers (seen and unseen), disappointments, romantic or oth-erwise, rejections, blame-laying, betrayals, account-ability, sadness, depression, frustration, deprivation, abandonment, prejudice, subjugation, vilification, inability, instrumentalization, suicide etc., to which from here on out it was about to expose him to, on the other hand. Luckily, the message was not from Lola but unfortunately from Thanasis, suggesting a game of ping pong. It was a heavy blow, but he withstood it nonetheless. There was still hope. There you go. An-other beeping sound. It would be however a massive mistake, from a strategic and tactical point of view, to show her (even though that could very well not have been the case, but how could he be 100% sure of it, anyway?) that, pending their arrival, he was on