My Wife Texted Me A Wedding Photo With My Business Partner — She Didn’t Know I Spent Eight Months Preparing For This
Part 2
The younger officer’s warning hung in the quiet air of the penthouse.
Gesturing toward the thick white folder, I offered them both coffee.
The broader cop ignored the hospitality and loudly cited her legal right to enter the marital home.
I asked for his specific legal basis, noting the property deed remained solely in my name since purchase.
Heavy silence stretched between us as the younger officer glanced nervously at his older partner.
Someone had clearly briefed them to push hard and expect a quick, panicked surrender.
They assumed they were dealing with an erratic husband reeling from a midnight revelation.
I pushed the folder an inch closer to the polished edge of the glass table.
Opening the heavy cover, the broader officer slowly scanned the prenuptial summary.
His eyes tracked over the time-stamped security logs and the frozen account confirmations.
He muttered that I had produced more solid documentation than most civil attorneys assemble in a month.
I simply nodded and adjusted my cuffs.
Flipping to the forensic audit summary detailing the attempted real estate diversion, his shoulders dropped a fraction.
He handed the folder back, suddenly admitting massive jurisdiction issues stemming from the Hawaii filing.
They promised to refer the matter to the civil division and walked out without another empty threat.
Listening to the elevator doors slide shut, I made a mental note about their highly coordinated arrival.
Brenda and Craig were desperately trying to rattle me from three thousand miles away.
My phone vibrated violently against the mahogany desk wood.
My son, Tyler, spoke with a tight, incredibly precise voice devoid of panic.
He had seen the tagged wedding photo circulating rapidly on social media.
Walking him through the financial lockdown sequence took exactly eight minutes.
He absorbed the staggering legal information like a seasoned corporate analyst.
Hearing that Craig had built his entire logistical operation on my borrowed credibility shifted something in Tyler’s tone.
The boy I raised suddenly sounded like a hardened man preparing for war.
He promised to stay close and await instructions from the legal team.
I poured a second espresso and stood silently by the floor-to-ceiling windows.
An hour later, an unknown number flashed across my darkened screen.
The text message carried a Charlotte, North Carolina area code.
Megan Dawson formally introduced herself as Craig’s legal wife.
She detailed a massive trail of unpaid mortgages and completely abandoned responsibilities.
She requested an immediate, in-person meeting in my office to share what she had found.
I stared blindly at the glowing message from his secret wife.
What exactly had they been building with my money?
Part 3
They had been building an entirely separate, completely debt-free life, funded piece by meticulously stolen piece through aggressive corporate fraud and carefully redirected collateral.
The exact, devastating blueprint for that stolen life currently sat on a small, deeply scuffed plastic flash drive resting squarely in the center of Greg Miller’s massive mahogany desk.
Megan Dawson certainly did not look like a woman who had just driven four agonizing hours straight north from Charlotte through relentless early morning highway traffic.
She sat incredibly still in the expensive leather visitor’s chair, dressed in a muted, damp gray wool coat that smelled faintly of exhaust fumes and cold rain.
Her faded canvas tote bag rested heavily on the polished hardwood floor beside her scuffed leather boots.
There was absolutely no theatrical performance in her rigid posture, no dramatic tears welling in her eyes, and no desperate pleas for unnecessary sympathy from a complete stranger.
She was thirty-six years old, suddenly raising two young daughters entirely alone, and she carried the brutal, terrifying composure of someone surviving purely on forward momentum.
Gary, the stoic veteran doorman who strictly guarded the residential lobby downstairs, had called up exactly two minutes before her arrival to officially announce her presence.
Greg had immediately instructed Gary to send her up the private elevator without the usual, tedious security screening process that most unannounced visitors endured.
Megan reached slowly across the polished wood surface and pushed the small flash drive a fraction of an inch closer to Greg’s tightly folded hands.
She explained, her voice cracking slightly, that Craig had abruptly stopped paying the mortgage on their suburban family home in North Carolina three agonizing months ago.
The aggressive collection department at the bank had called her directly, instantly shattering the comforting illusion that her husband was simply working on a lucrative, long-term consulting contract in New York.
Instead of breaking down completely, she had waited for the children to finally fall asleep before meticulously dismantling the basic digital locks on an old laptop Craig had foolishly left behind in the den.
He had carelessly used their eldest daughter’s exact birth date as the primary administrative password, exposing his entire shadow operation to a desperate wife.
Inside that spinning hard drive, Megan discovered a sprawling, heavily encrypted shared folder detailing fourteen consecutive months of relentless, intimate communication between Craig and Brenda Higgins.
The hidden folder contained massive architectural blueprints, aggressively optimistic financial projections for a new life, and perfectly synchronized legal exit timelines.
They had absolutely not run away to Maui on a sudden, wild romantic impulse fueled by tropical drinks and a fleeting sunset.
This was a heavily coordinated, ruthlessly engineered extraction strategy meticulously planned over eighteen agonizing months of dinners, stolen weekends, and whispered phone calls.
Greg picked up the small flash drive, turning the cheap plastic over between his thumb and forefinger while the massive city hummed constantly forty floors below his window.
Megan’s voice dropped a full register as she finally revealed the absolute most damning piece of the entire complex financial puzzle.
The eight hundred thousand dollar corporate credit line Greg had personally, foolishly guaranteed for Craig’s mid-Atlantic logistics expansion had never once been used for pharmaceutical distribution.
Craig had quietly, systematically funneled every single cent of that operational capital through offshore shell accounts into a massive, untraceable down payment fund for the Sedona property.
He had ruthlessly used Greg’s pristine, hard-earned business reputation as a completely disposable stepping stone to secretly finance a luxury escape with Greg’s own wife.
Greg set the drive down gently on the desk, absolutely refusing to let the bubbling, acidic anger breach his carefully maintained executive exterior.
He told Megan, his voice dropping to a low rumble, that Dan Patterson, his fiercely aggressive corporate attorney, desperately needed to officially process the drive to guarantee its total admissibility in civil court.
Megan nodded slowly, confirming without hesitation that she had already aggressively consulted a ruthless family law attorney back in Charlotte who gave her the exact same legal advice.
She stated plainly, staring directly into Greg’s eyes, that she had not driven all the way to Manhattan just to cause mindless, emotional drama.
She had come because her young children desperately needed their cowardly father to be held legally, morally, and financially accountable, and she knew she could absolutely not orchestrate that destruction alone.
When Dan Patterson eventually arrived at the penthouse to review the drive’s heavily encrypted contents, his usually impassive face contorted into an expression of genuine, professional awe.
The brazen budget projections alone easily established a completely bulletproof case for premeditated corporate fraud, neatly and permanently tying off the aggressive civil action against Craig Dawson.
After Megan quietly departed, leaving the highly explosive flash drive strictly in Dan’s secure custody, Greg stood silently by the floor-to-ceiling window and watched the heavy afternoon traffic congeal on the damp streets below.
The entire, catastrophic collapse of his marriage had actually begun with something as aggressively, insultingly ordinary as a simple dry cleaning run exactly eight months earlier.
Brenda had returned late on a Sunday from what she aggressively, continuously marketed as a critical, high-stakes two-day brand strategy summit in downtown Boston.
She had kissed Greg absently on the cheek, loudly complained about the horribly recycled airplane air, and immediately headed upstairs to take a long, steaming shower.
Greg, operating entirely on decades of deeply ingrained, obsessive tidiness, had picked up her carelessly discarded slate gray blazer to hang it properly in the hall closet.
Smoothing the wrinkled lapel with his thumb, his knuckles brushed accidentally against a stiff piece of folded paper wedged incredibly deep in the silk-lined inner pocket.
The printed, watermarked receipt from the luxurious Langham Hotel detailed a sprawling two-night stay booked at the absolute maximum possible rack rate.
Corporate strategy summits always secure aggressively discounted, highly negotiated block rates, absolutely never the inflated premium reserved for sudden, unaffiliated personal bookings.
Standing completely frozen in the dimly lit hallway, Greg had folded the crisp paper back exactly along its original, rigid creases and slid it precisely into the deep pocket.
Confronting a highly practiced, professional PR executive over a single, highly suspicious hotel receipt would have only immediately triggered a loud, easily deflected argument about privacy boundaries and toxic paranoia.
Greg had absolutely zero interest in participating in a chaotic, screaming domestic argument that would ultimately yield zero actionable intelligence.
He was a fiercely analytical man who built immense, incredibly complex pharmaceutical logistical networks across fourteen states, and he wanted a comprehensive, undeniable reckoning.
Within exactly forty-eight hours of discovering that single receipt, Greg had quietly, systematically mirrored her entire encrypted cloud account through a completely forgotten household network setting on an old tablet.
He did not actively, desperately search for explosive romantic text messages or highly explicit, illicit photographs hidden in hidden folders.
He searched strictly for behavioral anomalies, aggressively and continuously cross-referencing her digital calendar entries against her deeply revealing ride-share history logs.
The massive, compiling data painted a terrifyingly clear, undeniable picture of a completely unrecognizable woman leading a heavily funded shadow life right under his own roof.
Craig Dawson’s name continuously, predictably appeared on meeting schedules that perfectly, seamlessly aligned with Brenda’s mysterious, frequent out-of-town corporate trips.
A high-end, incredibly expensive restaurant receipt generated on a random Tuesday night clashed violently with her frantic text message claiming she was working late at the PR firm on a crisis campaign.
A luxury black car service had picked her up smoothly from a Tribeca residential address that had absolutely no logical connection to her corporate office or known clients.
Over the agonizing course of fourteen months, Greg cataloged exactly nineteen undeniably confirmed, geolocated overlaps between Brenda’s claimed locations and Craig’s active, swiping credit card history.
He had meticulously printed a highly detailed map charting every single geographic intersection, folding it once, and sliding it into a pristine white legal folder appropriately labeled “Contingency.”
Exactly three months into his silent, agonizing investigation, Greg retained a forensic financial analyst completely outside of his usual, highly visible corporate banking circle.
Paul, the highly recommended analyst, operated with the kind of ruthless, silent, completely invisible efficiency Greg deeply and profoundly respected.
Within six short weeks, Paul uncovered the absolute darkest, most terrifying piece of Brenda’s rapidly accelerating, highly illegal exit plan.
She had secretly, aggressively retained a private, highly discreet notary to initiate incredibly complex legal paperwork designed to funnel a massive block of jointly held commercial real estate into a completely personal trust.
The hidden trust was quietly, illegally registered entirely under her maiden name, Higgins, completely bypassing all standard marital disclosure requirements mandated by state law.
The illegal, massive asset transfer had only stalled completely because the final, critical instrument absolutely required Greg’s physically notarized signature to clear the county clerk’s office.
Brenda had been patiently, aggressively waiting for the perfect, relaxed weekend moment to casually slip the devastating document into a stack of routine household tax paperwork.
That specific, carefully planned moment never actually arrived because Greg simply, completely stopped bringing any corporate paperwork home to the penthouse.
Two agonizing months later, the preliminary mortgage approval letter from a massive bank in Sedona arrived at a shared, dusty postal box Brenda had foolishly assumed Greg absolutely no longer monitored.
The thick, legal document aggressively listed Brenda Higgins as the primary financial borrower and Craig Dawson as the heavily indebted co-applicant.
Greg had quickly photographed the highly incriminating letter under the harsh, buzzing fluorescent lights of the local post office, returning the original envelope to the box without leaving a single trace.
He absorbed the staggering, suffocating weight of the ultimate betrayal and simply turned around and went straight to a highly contentious ten o’clock executive board meeting.
He ran the entire demanding meeting flawlessly, aggressively negotiating a massive regional distribution contract while carrying the absolute, crushing certainty that his entire marriage was completely over.
Patience is absolutely not merely the passive ability to wait; it is the terrifying ability to maintain total, uncompromising operational control while waiting for the enemy to inevitably miscalculate.
The highly public PR war officially commenced on a damp, miserable Tuesday morning, exactly five days after the dramatic, tense standoff with the local police in the penthouse.
Dan Patterson forwarded a direct link to an online lifestyle publication at six in the morning with a single, deeply cynical, highly accurate text message attached.
The aggressively curated, highly sensational headline painted Brenda as a tragic, completely suffocated victim of an emotionally distant, fiercely financially abusive corporate tyrant.
The highly edited, heavily filtered photograph showed her sitting alone in a brightly lit hotel suite, wearing a borrowed cashmere sweater and looking professionally, beautifully traumatized.
The completely fabricated four-hundred-word hit piece conveniently and aggressively omitted any single mention of a highly illegal wedding ceremony on a beach in Maui.
It completely, thoroughly erased Craig Dawson’s entire existence from the carefully constructed victim narrative.
It aggressively characterized Greg’s immediate, completely legal lockdown of their shared assets as an act of unhinged, patriarchal vengeance against a brave woman simply seeking basic independence.
Greg read the poorly written, highly defamatory article twice, set his phone gently on the cold marble kitchen island, and methodically, slowly prepared his morning double espresso.
When he finally called his attorney ten minutes later, Dan was already actively, aggressively drafting a terrifyingly comprehensive, heavily documented cease and desist order.
Greg explicitly instructed Dan to completely ignore the standard, boring legal threats and instead send the publication’s senior editor the complete forensic audit overview.
He wanted the arrogant editor to fully, deeply understand the massive, absolutely ruinous legal liability of currently hosting a fabricated story designed to actively cover up massive financial fraud.
More importantly, Greg authorized the immediate, highly targeted release of the specific, damning audio file extracted cleanly from Brenda’s deeply compromised cloud account.
Exactly fourteen months ago, Brenda’s own expensive smartphone had accidentally recorded a highly private conversation with Craig through a random app with poorly configured microphone permissions.
Her voice on the clear recording was incredibly calm, casually discussing exactly how they would successfully launder the massive Sedona down payment before finally triggering the messy divorce.
Dan forwarded the highly explosive audio file directly to the publication’s terrified legal department with a highly specific deadline for total removal.
By exactly noon, the tragic, highly fabricated lifestyle article had vanished entirely from the internet, leaving absolutely nothing but a broken error link in its wake.
By two in the afternoon, Dan released a brutally short, highly aggressive one-paragraph statement directly to the relevant, eagerly waiting industry press.
The terrifying statement contained absolutely no emotional quotes, simply attaching the ironclad prenuptial infidelity clause and confirming that full, devastating documentation had been submitted to the courts.
The deafening, absolutely complete silence that immediately followed from Brenda’s highly aggressive PR firm was the absolute loudest, most satisfying victory Greg could have possibly engineered.
That exact same rainy afternoon, Gary the veteran doorman casually intercepted Brenda aggressively attempting to enter the residential lobby with two large private security contractors.
Gary absolutely did not raise his deep voice or desperately reach for his radio to call for emergency backup.
He simply stepped directly, firmly into her path, crossed his massive arms over his perfectly tailored uniform, and calmly informed the heavily armed contractors that they were actively trespassing on private property.
Brenda had screamed something completely unintelligible, her carefully maintained, highly expensive poise completely shattering in the elegant, echoing marble lobby.
Gary had simply stood completely still and watched her angrily storm out, slowly locking the heavy brass doors behind her with the smooth, practiced efficiency of a man who had survived a literal war.
The true, absolute turning point in the entire saga arrived on a violently rainy, incredibly dark Thursday morning when Brian Higgins unexpectedly requested an immediate, in-person meeting.
Brenda’s aging father was sixty-eight years old, a highly respected retired federal prosecutor who possessed a truly terrifying, legendary reputation for absolute, uncompromising moral rigidity.
He had personally, aggressively reviewed the entire prenuptial agreement before the wedding, fiercely insisting that his own daughter sign it to firmly establish a solid foundation of mutual financial accountability.
Brian walked slowly into Greg’s massive corner office carrying a deeply scuffed leather briefcase that looked exactly like the one he famously used during his highest-profile criminal trials.
He sat down heavily in the leather chair opposite Greg, the cold rain still dripping steadily from his dark, heavy trench coat onto the expensive rug.
Opening the heavy brass latches with a sharp, incredibly loud echoing click, Brian meticulously laid three specific, highly devastating items perfectly on the polished mahogany desk.
The first item was a thick, completely handwritten journal containing fiercely detailed, highly observational entries spanning nearly two full agonizing years.
The second item was a signed, highly formalized notarized affidavit documenting a highly secretive, deeply incriminating conversation Brian had accidentally overheard between Brenda and Craig at a loud family dinner eleven months prior.
The third item was a desperate, highly panicked handwritten letter Brenda had explicitly written to him just four short months ago, blatantly asking her father for illegal legal loopholes to secretly hide assets from her husband.
Brian had kept every single piece of damning evidence, continuously cataloging his own daughter’s rapid descent into massive fraud with the icy, terrifying detachment of a seasoned criminal investigator.
He looked directly across the desk at Greg, his exhausted gray eyes reflecting a profound, truly inescapable, deeply agonizing exhaustion.
He confessed, his voice barely above a whisper, that he had initially tried desperately to convince himself that Brenda was merely experiencing severe, temporary marital stress.
He admitted, with a terrifyingly steady, unbroken voice, that he had been deeply, unforgivably wrong to continuously lie to himself about her true nature.
Greg stared silently at the completely devastating evidence, fully comprehending the immense, utterly soul-crushing weight of an aging father actively building a criminal case against his only child.
Brian slowly closed the completely empty briefcase, pushed it roughly across the table, and quietly, fiercely demanded that Greg absolutely win the upcoming, highly anticipated court battle.
He offered a raspy, deeply unsentimental, entirely genuine apology for the massive chaos his daughter had violently introduced into Greg’s carefully structured, peaceful life.
Greg accepted the heavy apology with a silent, respectful nod, deeply respecting the staggering, absolutely unimaginable sacrifice the older man was making for the sake of the absolute, undeniable truth.
The official, highly anticipated civil hearing was violently scheduled for a damp Tuesday morning in late April under the incredibly harsh, buzzing fluorescent lights of a downtown family courtroom.
Greg arrived incredibly early, wearing a dark, perfectly tailored charcoal suit completely without a tie, projecting an aggressive aura of absolute, completely unshakeable calm.
Tyler, his deeply loyal son, walked firmly and closely by his side, his jaw set incredibly tightly, carrying himself exactly like a ruthless corporate executive actively preparing for a highly hostile takeover.
Brenda arrived exactly nine agonizing minutes later, aggressively flanked by Diane Holt, a famously ruthless family law attorney highly known for completely turning courtrooms into chaotic, screaming theaters.
Brenda wore a highly severe, deeply expensive charcoal blazer, aggressively keeping her eyes locked firmly on the scarred wooden courtroom doors, aggressively refusing to look anywhere in Greg’s general direction.
Brian Higgins arrived mere moments later, walking completely straight past his own daughter without a single, tiny glance or a subtle change in his steady, highly practiced stride.
Brenda desperately whispered his name, the pathetic sound cracking slightly in the echoing, highly polished hallway, but the old, hardened prosecutor simply kept aggressively walking until he reached Greg’s side.
Judge Patricia Renner presided over the incredibly grim proceedings, her terrifying reputation for ruthlessly cutting through emotional manipulation completely preceding her by several decades.
The hearing immediately, violently devolved into a brutal, highly technical legal slaughter orchestrated completely flawlessly by the utterly ruthless Dan Patterson.
Diane Holt aggressively filed a desperate, completely frantic motion to immediately exclude the damning, highly explicit audio recording, aggressively claiming it represented a gross, illegal violation of electronic privacy.
Dan countered completely effortlessly, calmly producing the highly detailed household network agreement Brenda had completely willingly signed exactly four years earlier, explicitly granting totally shared administrative access to all linked devices.
Judge Renner silently reviewed the complex document for absolutely less than ninety seconds before aggressively denying the exclusion motion with a sharp, incredibly dismissive wave of her expensive pen.
Diane’s second frantic, completely desperate maneuver actively attempted to completely invalidate the prenuptial infidelity clause, aggressively claiming Brenda had signed it under extreme, highly abusive emotional coercion.
Dan calmly, methodically introduced Brian Higgins’s sworn, highly detailed affidavit, fundamentally and completely destroying any ridiculous argument of coercion by aggressively proving Brenda had received totally independent, expert legal counsel.
When Brian heavily took the wooden witness stand, the entire, completely packed courtroom descended into a suffocating, utterly terrifying silence.
He answered every single aggressive, highly hostile question from Diane Holt with the incredibly measured, terrifying precision of a man who had successfully destroyed massive cartels for a living.
When Diane foolishly, desperately pressed him on exactly why he was actively testifying completely against his own flesh and blood, Brian leaned forward slightly towards the microphone.
He stated, with a incredibly deep voice that actively echoed off the pale wood paneling, that the absolute truth does not dynamically change simply because it suddenly becomes highly inconvenient for family members.
He testified, staring directly at the judge, that his daughter had made deliberate, highly calculated choices, and he fundamentally refused to illegally shield her from the incoming, totally deserved consequences.
By exactly a quarter to twelve, Judge Renner had completely, thoroughly dismantled Brenda’s entire pathetic legal strategy, aggressively enforcing the prenuptial clause with absolute, entirely uncompromising prejudice.
Brenda’s desperate, highly arrogant claim to the massively valuable, jointly held commercial assets was officially, permanently nullified.
The completely separate civil action against Craig Dawson for massive, highly coordinated corporate fraud was aggressively referred directly to the appropriate federal enforcement division.
Brenda sat absolutely motionless at the heavy defendant’s table while Diane frantically, angrily gathered her completely useless paperwork into her highly expensive leather briefcase.
She slowly, desperately turned to look directly at her father, but Brian was already actively walking out the heavy wooden doors, leaving her completely alone in the total wreckage of her own incredibly stupid making.
Exactly three incredibly long months later, the suffocating, incredibly humid heat of July settled heavily over the highly crowded Yankee Stadium.
Greg sat totally relaxed in the highly expensive premium third baseline seats directly alongside Tyler, watching the opposing pitcher aggressively wind up for a massive fast ball.
The absolutely deafening, highly chaotic roar of the massive crowd provided a deeply comforting, highly familiar background noise, a sharp, highly welcome contrast to the suffocating, terrifying silence of the courtroom.
Tyler held a tightly folded program in his left hand, holding it the exact, precise same way he used to hold it when he was merely twelve years old.
Without taking his highly focused eyes off the beautifully manicured baseball diamond, Tyler mentioned casually that Brenda had actually called him again late last Thursday night.
He reported, completely without emotion, that she had aggressively cried into the phone, desperately claiming she had made a completely catastrophic error in highly flawed judgment.
Craig Dawson had completely, totally predictably turned out to be exactly what Greg had always aggressively warned Tyler about regarding highly suspicious business partners.
Craig was merely a completely hollow shell of a man who continuously borrowed credibility to actively build massive castles in the sky, and when the stolen money entirely vanished, so did his highly fabricated charm.
The incredibly aggressive IRS had officially, totally formalized their massive, highly terrifying lien into an active, entirely merciless collection proceeding against Craig’s completely empty accounts.
Megan Dawson had completely successfully secured a massive emergency support order in North Carolina, completely and thoroughly draining what incredibly little liquid capital Craig had actually managed to successfully hide.
The highly anticipated Sedona luxury property deal had collapsed completely and spectacularly when the strict title review actively flagged the incoming, massive federal tax liens.
Brenda had been completely unceremoniously forced to desperately relocate to a incredibly tiny, highly overpriced apartment in deeply crowded Brooklyn after her elite PR firm completely terminated her contract to avoid the lingering, highly toxic scandal.
Tyler quietly asked his father if it was fundamentally, morally wrong that he had coldly told his mother he needed a massive, undefined amount of time before he could even remotely consider speaking to her again.
Greg quietly watched the highly paid batter swing completely wildly at a highly aggressive slider, the sharp, incredibly loud crack echoing violently through the incredibly humid air.
He told his son, his voice completely steady, that fiercely setting a highly protective boundary was absolutely never wrong when it was undeniably, completely honest.
Tyler nodded slowly, the massive, highly visible tension finally, completely leaving his broad shoulders as he took a long, incredibly refreshing sip of his highly overpriced stadium soda.
The carefully constructed prenuptial agreement had undeniably, totally saved the massive corporate assets from a totally disastrous, highly illegal liquidation.
The meticulous, completely silent documentation had flawlessly, aggressively won the highly contentious court battle without a single, tiny concession.
But the absolutely essential thing that actually kept Greg standing completely upright when the massive penthouse felt far too quiet was incredibly, entirely simple.
He had successfully, totally navigated a complete, absolutely devastating betrayal without sacrificing a single, tiny shred of his fundamental, core dignity.
He was a highly capable man who built massive things incredibly carefully, brick by solid brick, and he absolutely, totally refused to ever walk away from the massive empire he had painstakingly built.
The incredibly late afternoon sunlight cast long, highly warm shadows entirely across the vibrant, deeply green playing field.
Greg leaned completely back in his plastic seat, happily listening to his incredibly loyal son passionately argue a highly controversial strike call with the complete stranger sitting directly next to them.
The highly entertaining game continued smoothly, entirely and completely indifferent to the massive chaos that had actively raged completely outside the stadium walls for the past entire year.
Greg smiled slightly, finally, entirely feeling the cold, deeply mechanical tension of the past highly stressful year completely evaporate into the incredibly humid, highly welcoming summer air.
THE END
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