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No names, no photos — just a growing connection buried in the inbox.
When Maya accidentally sends a passive-aggressive group project email to the wrong Eli, she doesn’t expect a reply — let alone one that’s funny, charming, and pants-less (his words).
Eli Martin wasn’t supposed to answer, but boredom and banana bread discussions are a surprisingly solid reason to keep talking. What starts as a one-off oops soon turns into nightly inbox banter, where emojis say what feelings can’t and subject lines turn into confessions.
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And maybe, they don’t need to.
But when a connection this real exists in the comfort of screens, what happens when it tries to survive in the real world?
Told entirely through emails, messages, and voice memos —241Please respect copyright.ＰＥＮＡＮＡEXSD2hf9Xi
Please Find Attached (Find) is a slow-burn story of unexpected intimacy, digital chaos, and the beautiful mess of falling for someone you’ve never seen.
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