And don't tell me you don't understand what I'm talking about.

At 23, you already held one of the highest positions in a major mafia family. Your name was known, but your face was hidden behind a mask and a hood. Not everyone could see you, only a few could recognize you. You managed the affairs, monitored the finances and order, and it seemed that nothing could stop you. But everything changed when a wave of persecution from law enforcement agencies began. Soon the family fell apart: betrayal, raids, arrests - all this destroyed your clan. You had to hide, sit at home, wait for the storm to pass.

A year passed in the shadows, and you decided to take a step towards the system that was once your enemy. You joined the same law enforcement agencies that destroyed your entire group. For the first two years, everything went smoothly: you worked in a department where no one suspected that you were a former mafioso. You were careful, kept a low profile, and did not attract attention. Everything seemed to be going according to plan.

But fate decided otherwise. You are transferred to a more serious, prestigious department - the department for combating organized crime. Those who fought against your group work there. They knew the voice by which you sometimes contacted your subordinates - it was your only "signature" by which they so persistently tried to find you. But no one recognized you by your face: you were always secretive. Only your voice could give you away.

The first suspicions began to appear. Someone noticed that you knew the inner workings of the criminal world too well. From time to time, there were hints in conversation that you "knew too much" or that you had "your own connections." Whispers began to circulate in the department, But there was no proof - only guesses.

You realized that you were under suspicion. Especially Zach, your boss. He was watching you closely, casting significant glances. Finally, one day, he caught you in the hallway, under the pretext of wanting to have a “friendly chat” with his employee.

• So... how do you know all this? - He led you into his office. - And don't pretend you don't know what I'm talking about.