From Inmate 734 to Mastermind

From Inmate 734 to Mastermind

Yi Mo

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I was a successful project manager, pouring my life into community revitalization, building a future with my wife, Chloe. I even gave up a promotion, a move to a bigger city, for her. Then, the project funds vanished. Suddenly, I was not the esteemed manager, but 'inmate 734', framed by Chloe and her lover, Liam. Fabricated emails, false testimony, and her convincing tears-the jury believed every word. My job, my reputation, gone. Imprisonment was just the start. After my release, Chloe paraded her fake concern, draining my dwindling inheritance for Liam's shady ventures. She even orchestrated a public "vow renewal," only to abandon me at the altar, rushing off to Liam's side for a fake emergency. The humiliation burned through me, hot and sharp. How could I have been so utterly blind, so trusting? The betrayal didn't just sting; it poisoned everything. They thought I was defeated, a docile pawn. They mocked my analytical mind, thinking I was too broken by jail to fight back. But they were wrong. My quiet acceptance became a cold resolve. Once dedicated to timelines, my meticulous nature now focused on one singular project: their meticulously planned downfall. I would make them sign away their own future, piece by agonizing piece.

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I was a successful project manager, pouring my life into community revitalization, building a future with my wife, Chloe. I even gave up a promotion, a move to a bigger city, for her.

Then, the project funds vanished. Suddenly, I was not the esteemed manager, but 'inmate 734', framed by Chloe and her lover, Liam. Fabricated emails, false testimony, and her convincing tears-the jury believed every word.

My job, my reputation, gone. Imprisonment was just the start. After my release, Chloe paraded her fake concern, draining my dwindling inheritance for Liam's shady ventures. She even orchestrated a public "vow renewal," only to abandon me at the altar, rushing off to Liam's side for a fake emergency. The humiliation burned through me, hot and sharp.

How could I have been so utterly blind, so trusting? The betrayal didn't just sting; it poisoned everything. They thought I was defeated, a docile pawn. They mocked my analytical mind, thinking I was too broken by jail to fight back.

But they were wrong. My quiet acceptance became a cold resolve. Once dedicated to timelines, my meticulous nature now focused on one singular project: their meticulously planned downfall. I would make them sign away their own future, piece by agonizing piece.

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