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A Order Chapter 9
Later, I found a new job in my hometown.My big-city project experience let me build a good career quickly. A few years later, I became a department manager and started mentoring younger staff.Sometimes people ask me: “You worked in the big city—what’s the most important lesson you learned?”I always smile.It’s not the office skills they expect.I tell them:First, if you take any in-home service job, keep records. If something feels wrong, stop immediately.Second, never take sketchy extra cash. The more suspicious the opportunity, the more likely it’s a trap.Third, if you’re threatened or blackmailed, don’t handle it alone. Call the police, save evidence, ask for help.Fourth, the most important thing in any close relationship is honesty. Hiding things to “protect” someone only creates bigger misunderstandings.Fifth, have principles. Have integrity.That one strange errand nearly destroyed my job, my relationship, and my name.But it also taught me something: you don’t have to be
A Order Chapter 8
Once the truth was public, my company immediately reinstated me.My boss spoke to me personally, apologizing for rushing to judgment. He offered to put me back on the project. But after everything, I knew I didn’t want to stay in that environment.I handed in my resignation and requested all the project bonuses I’d earned.My boss didn’t argue. “Jake, the company wronged you. If you ever need a recommendation, I’ll write you one anytime.”I nodded and left it at that.As for Chloe, I showed her every piece of evidence and the official police report. She cried for a long time.“I’m sorry,” she said. “Those photos scared me.”I apologized too. “I should have been honest from the start. If I’d told you right away, you never would have been hurt by those lies.”We didn’t jump back to normal right away. We talked, honestly and repeatedly, for days. In the end, we both understood: the scariest part of the whole mess wasn’t the photos. It was how secrecy and doubt could turn a small lie into
A Order Chapter 7
Mia and the young man had been secretly working together for a long time. They’d used the businessman’s trust to steal money under fake pretenses: renovations, gifts, investments. At first, he hadn’t noticed. But when accounts didn’t add up, he grew suspicious.When Mia realized she was caught, she and the young man made a plan: find an outsider to take the blame. If they could make it look like Mia was involved with someone else, the businessman would focus his anger elsewhere.They searched errand apps for weeks before choosing me.I was young, ordinary, short on money, and worked nights. I was engaged and terrified of ruining my reputation. I worked for a vendor on his project—so if the businessman got angry, I would lose my career immediately.So they created the fake pet-sitting order.“Feed Mimi” was a lie—there never was a pet. Mia distracted me while the young man hid and filmed. Then they edited the footage to look suspicious.After that, they threatened me to come to the hote
A Order Chapter 6
I knocked.The room went completely quiet.Leo was waiting by the elevator, just like we’d agreed. If anyone tried to attack me, he’d call property security and the police right away.When the door opened, Mia paled when she saw me.“What are you doing here?”I pulled off my mask and spoke calmly. “Delivering drinks. And to set the record straight.”The businessman sitting inside looked at me, frowning. “You’re Jake Miller?”“Yes.” I laid my organized evidence on the coffee table. “This is the app order, my incident report, photos I took that day, the threatening texts, the hotel meeting log—and a recording of what you just said in there.”Mia stood up quickly. “You’re lying! Those are fake!”I didn’t argue with her. I looked directly at the businessman. “I don’t know you, and I don’t know Ms. Carter. I only accepted a pet-sitting errand. When I saw there was no pet, I refused service. After that, they threatened me with edited photos and forced me to lie about meeting her privately. M
A Order Chapter 5
I went through every photo they’d sent me.They looked random, but they followed a pattern: every shot cut out the young man, only showing me and Mia. Every video clip removed my refusals, my steps back, my explanations—leaving only misleading moments.This wasn’t casual filming. It was planned: angles, script, and edits all prepared ahead of time.I organized all my evidence: app order details, incident report, photos I’d taken at the mansion, threatening text messages, hotel records. But it wasn’t enough. It proved I was careful—not that they’d plotted against me.To catch the young man, I needed to catch him in the act.I thought of Leo.He couldn’t legally show me security footage, but he could tell me when someone was coming or going from House 609. I took him to dinner, told him I’d been framed, that my job and relationship were ruined. I promised I wouldn’t ask him to break any rules.Leo thought what they’d done was terrible. He agreed to text me if anything unusual happened at
A Order Chapter 4
I started with the mansion.The next day, I wore plain clothes and went back to the gated community. Without a pass, the guard wouldn’t let me in. I told him I’d picked up an errand for House 609 and left a lighter inside. I asked if I could contact the homeowner to get it back.The guard remembered me—I’d signed in with a pass the last time. He checked his log. “House 609? Barely anyone lives there. No pets, either.”That confirmed it. The “Feed Mimi” job had been fake from the start.I didn’t leave. I bought the guards a few bottles of water and started talking. One guard, Leo, was easygoing and eventually opened up.From Leo, I learned that Mia Carter was the only person who regularly visited House 609. She didn’t own it—she was looking after it for a wealthy businessman. He was well-connected and involved in several major local projects.I asked, “When I was there the other day, was anyone else in the house?”Leo thought for a second. “Security camera showed a young man went in bef
A Order Chapter 2
Back home, I filed an official incident report with the app: No pet found on-site. Client requested services unrelated to the order. Declined service.Customer support replied quickly, saying they would investigate. But soon after, the person who booked the job messaged me privately—polite, but insi
A Order Chapter 1
My name is Jake Miller. I work part-time as a freelance errand runner.Most of my jobs are pet sitting visits—feeding cats and dogs while their owners are away. The work is simple, flexible, and clients usually trust me to follow a checklist: refill water, top off food, take photos, and send updates
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