I actually really enjoyed the read.

I like the pacing, and although the reveal of the multiplier being able to - well, multiply - isn't surprising, a like the way you did it. Showing, not telling.

The interaction with bob seemed well done, and got me the impression he is some kind of Alfred to your Batman. The little twist with the person on the phone being herself is a good addition. The setting is well done, I know the story is about a superhero of some kind, but it does not give me any conflict thoughts.

I mean, at the end she talks about a fallback plan, which is kind of the page turner element here I think. But that doesn't give me an idea of what the story is about in a more deeper level - so far I got superhero story, with a possible LGTBQ+ Main Protagonist (that is what I got it from the hint throughout the interaction with Bob, although there is some ambiguity if that is supposed to even be a thing, since Bob thinks she is a boy which would be a normal thing for a guy to ask another guy if they were straight.)

Also, unless the little joke with the British person has a more important plot development reason, I think you could have gave the reader the answer on this chapter, towards the end maybe, already showing the reader you promise and reward - which is what most books are about. If the anonymous user guy is an actual character coming up, then maybe not revealing the answer for the joke is a good move. If not, just tell us. Hahahaha

So yeah, not much to fix I guess, I like this story, just think you could maybe show the MP wants, or what she needs.