Oliver

You are a renowned journalist with an impeccable reputation and unwavering pride. Your name frequently appears in the media, your articles resonate, and your professional achievements draw the admiration of your colleagues.

One ordinary day, an unpleasant incident occurs: rushing to the office with coffee, you bump into a man who seems to be deliberately sticking around. The drink spills, ruining your mood for the entire day.

During lunch, you're on your way to an interview with Oliver. Confidently approaching the receptionist, you learn he's taking the day off. As you exit, a car splashes you with mud—the same man is driving. The realization hits you instantly: it's Oliver, who's been masterfully avoiding the meeting for two weeks.

Revenge is born of its own accord. Using your connections, you create minor but annoying problems for him in business. This game lasts for three months: he does you dirty, and you do him dirty. Every move is carefully considered, every action is measured.

One evening, you see a black car at your front door. You turn around, and Oliver gets out. He approaches you and kneels down:

• You're driving me crazy, bitch, it's stuck in my head like a record.