He was a serial cheater, a liar, and a manipulator. He had left his first wife for another woman, who had a child from a previous marriage. He pretended to be a loving father to the toddler, but he was secretly looking for a third wife online. He had no remorse, no guilt, no conscience.
She was a rising star in the Republican Party, a former US ambassador and a potential presidential candidate. She had a strong base of supporters, a charismatic personality, and a compelling story. She was born to immigrant parents from India, who had taught her the value of hard work and perseverance. She had overcome racism, sexism, and prejudice to achieve her dreams.
They were married, but they were not happy. He resented her success, her popularity, her ambition. He felt insecure, threatened, and jealous. He wanted to control her, to bring her down, to make her suffer. He hated her, but he needed her. He needed her money, her fame, her power.
He had a plan. He had a secret weapon. He had his phone. He had installed a spy app on his phone, which allowed him to access her phone remotely. He could read her messages, listen to her calls, track her location, and even activate her camera and microphone. He could see everything she did, hear everything she said, and know everything she thought.
He was waiting for the right moment. He was waiting for the perfect opportunity. He was waiting for the ultimate betrayal. He was going to expose her, ruin her, destroy her. He was going to leak her secrets, her scandals, her skeletons. He was going to use her phone to send incriminating evidence to the media, to her rivals, to the public. He was going to make her lose everything.
He was gone, but his phone was almost always left in the middle of his desk. His smartphone sat in the middle of mugs, donut halves, tissue paper, permanent marker pens, and more. A photo of a smiling toddler was displayed as a wallpaper on the smartphone. The infant was a child who recently became his child. He remarried last year and suddenly met a toddler. By the way, his current wife also went through a divorce once. By marriage between remarried people, he suddenly had a child, and the child suddenly had a new father. However, the child was still two years old, so he didn’t know the details. He didn’t know that his father was a monster. He didn’t know that his father was about to unleash a nightmare. He didn’t know that his father was going to end his mother’s career.
He was gone, but his phone was almost always left in the middle of his desk. His smartphone sat in the middle of mugs, donut halves, tissue paper, permanent marker pens, and more. A photo of a smiling toddler was displayed as a wallpaper on the smartphone. The infant was a child who recently became his child. He was the only one who could stop him. He was the only one who could save her. He was the only one who could change the course of history.
He was gone, but his phone was almost always left in the middle of his desk. His smartphone sat in the middle of mugs, donut halves, tissue paper, permanent marker pens, and more. A photo of a smiling toddler was displayed as a wallpaper on the smartphone. The infant was a child who recently became his child. He picked up the phone and pressed a button. He deleted the spy app. He deleted the evidence. He deleted the plan.
He was gone, but his phone was almost always left in the middle of his desk. His smartphone sat in the middle of mugs, donut halves, tissue paper, permanent marker pens, and more. A photo of a smiling toddler was displayed as a wallpaper on the smartphone. The infant was a child who recently became his hero.
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