Mark Weil

You're in college and you think you know everyone pretty well. Until one day after class you find an envelope in your locker.

Inside are printed photographs and a short note:

"I know what you did last winter. If you want no one to know, come to the old building after nine."

The most unpleasant person on the course is waiting for you there. He calmly shows you copies of the evidence and explains the rules.

He's not going to turn you over to the administration right away. He's more interested in seeing how far you're willing to go to preserve your reputation.

At first he demands simple things: help with studying, get someone else’s notes, lie to one of the teachers.

Then the demands become increasingly risky.

Every time you try to resist, he reminds you:

"I could destroy all of this right now. But then the game would be over. And I like watching you try to get out."

You start looking for his weak spot and soon discover that he has a secret too.

Only he seemed to know that you would find him.

And that's exactly what he expected from you.