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After hanging up, Miley hit play on the videos the center's director had sent her. I stood beside her, watching every second. The footage showed me getting into a fight with someone else, then later curled up in a corner, hurting myself and screaming threats at a counselor. But I knew damn well that wasn't me. They'd deepfaked my face onto someone else's body using AI. These videos didn't surprise me one bit. I knew exactly how they operated. Back at the center, they made it clear that they had countless ways to keep us quiet.

An awkward silence ensued. Rose looked around her in dread and frantically shook her head, loudly exclaiming, "That wasn't me! Someone must've used AI to create a deepfake of me! Someone's trying to ruin my reputation!" As Summer stared at Rose, she recalled the way she had made similar claims that night. She had tearfully explained that she hadn't been assaulted, but everyone had sported the same expressions they were sporting now. No one believed her. Everyone simply exchanged mocking glances with each other.

I'm sure this 'famous guy' wants to be left alone," "Hush and come sit," Frowning I toss the papers to one side before settling into the seat. "Fine. I'll entertain this fuckery. It's ridiculous by the way." I roll my eyes when she opens G****e but stayed quiet, clearing her search bar she types in "CEOs" and then clicks on images. A slew of photos pops onto the screen, listing an endless number of men and women, "Tell me if you see his picture on here. If not, we probably have to search famous people next then linked social medias..."

And looming over the situation was Alexander's smirk from his prison cell, knowing he had finally landed a blow that could potentially destroy them. Three days after the article, Elena's phone rang. Unknown number again. "Don't hang up," a woman's voice said. "I'm the one in the photos. The one pretending to be you." Elena's breath caught. "Who is this?" "My name is Jennifer. I was hired six months ago to pose as you in those photos. They paid me fifty thousand dollars. I took it because I needed money. But now I see what it's doing to you and I—I'm sorry."

"The situation is that I'm in love with her. We are together. The engagement to Jessica Bloom is complicated, but Camila is mine and I am hers. That's the only truth that matters." Silence filled the office. My phone resumed another round of buzzing, each vibration another crack in my composure. "Then we need to control this carefully," her professional mask slipped back into place. "If the truth isn't an option right now, we need a believable alternative." "Which is?" "We say the video is old, from before your engagement. The Ashfords posted throwback content without realizing how it would look. It protects Ms. Sterling from scrutiny, protects Hayes Corp's reputation, and buys you time to r

Damon greeted her, the woman, Kristen, hugged Damon, I could see Damon didn't actually want to hug her but I was so jealous, I got up off the swing, and when she let go of Damon I got her attention "Hi, I'm Anastasia, I'm living with Damon, and you are?" I asked knowing Damon had never mentioned her "I'm Kristen, Damon's good friend" she emphasized "Hmmm, he's never mentioned you before, have you Damon?" I looked to Damon for the last part of the question

"You set me up! That video is fake! It's a deepfake! She edited it to frame me!" The crowd quieted slightly, eager to see how I would respond to the accusation. I slowly turned my head to look at her, a small smile lifting the corners of my lips. "A deepfake?" I asked, my voice carrying effortlessly over the quiet room. "Yes!" Zara shrieked, taking a step toward me. "You’ve always been jealous of me! You made that video to ruin my reputation!" I tilted my head, looking at her with an expression of sisterly concern.

All showing the same impossible things. A woman running down Main Street fast enough to blur on camera. A man who seemed to vanish between one frame and the next. Something that looked like a wolf the size of a small car tearing through someone's backyard. "This is fake," I said. "Has to be. Deepfakes. AI generation. Someone's playing a sick joke." "Seventy-three separate accounts, Sarah. Different locations, different angles, different cameras. All showing the same types of anomalies." My producer's face was pale. "I've checked for digital manipulation. The forensic software says they're genuine."

It made my stomach flip. "Sit down, Scarlett," Marcus ordered. I sat on the long couch. A giant TV screen was on the wall. There were three people on the screen. They looked very serious and wore expensive suits. "Mr. Reed," the man in the middle of the screen said. "We’ve seen the footage. It’s a mess." "It’s a lie," Marcus said. He didn't even blink. "It’s a deepfake. Someone used AI to put my daughter’s face on a bad video to hurt my merger."