Debt of Lies

ne was watching her. She had been receiving strange letters and phone cal

calls kept coming, each one more aggressive than the last. They claimed she owed thousands

ith her finances, and she always paid her bills on time. But as the

intensified as the days went by. She began to feel like she was b

nt streets and alleys to throw off anyone who might be follo

standing outside her apartment building. They were d

them asked, their voi

trying to hide the

ction Agency," the other man said, f

owe anyone that much money. But as she

f them sneered. "We have proof. You nee

y felt her world spinning out of control.

ed with legal jargon and confusing terms. But one thing stoo

about," Emily said, trying to stay

t for the judge," one of them

she had to think fast. She couldn't let

rching for an escape. But there wa

r screeched to a halt beside them. The window

n said, her voice firm. "Sh

in anger. But Emily didn't hesitate. She jumped i

felt a wave of relief wash over her.

e car, she realised she had no idea who s

Emily asked, he

oman replied, smiling. "A

re that made her blood run cold. Something that made her won