They Used My Face To Catfish Rich Men, So I Took Them For Myself Chapter 12

They Used My Face To Catfish Rich Men, So I Took Them For Myself Chapter 12

The shower was still running.

Remembering what had happened last night, and how men were usually even more enthusiastic in the

morning, I chickened out and ran.

Back on campus, I typed up my resignation immediately.

This was way too much. I was calling it quits.

I’d slept with a virgin. No loss there-at least I had a good story.

Even if Lily wanted him, she’d be getting my leftovers.

Harrison wasn’t stupid. He’d figure out I’d been drugged, and it wouldn’t take him long to trace it back to her.

I didn’t believe for a second that he’d still want her after that.

As long as he dumped her, I’d be happy.

Lily came back to the dorm at noon.

When she saw the love bites on my neck that I couldn’t fully hide, her malice slipped through.

“How was the bellhop?”

Even though it was pointless, I asked, “Why did you drug me?”

It turned out she’d hired a private investigation firm and found out both Graham and Parker were chasing me.

“I don’t know how you found out about the photos, but Harrison is mine. No one else gets to touch him.”

I turned off my phone’s voice recorder and held it up.

“Let’s see how tough you are in front of the cops.”

Lily was arrested in the middle of class.

It caused a campus-wide stir.

I hadn’t expected Harrison to move that fast.

The recording I’d made was just insurance-in case Harrison let her off.

But he didn’t need it.

He’d added more charges against her.

Lily had used my photos to catfish him and defrauded him of money.

The amount was more than enough to support wire fraud charges.

One of the three male leads had personally sent the “heroine” to prison.

The comments on her sentencing day were wild.

Everyone was cursing me, cursing Harrison, and even cursing the other roommates.

Graham put Lily’s story on the local news and BuzzFeed.

Her entire extended family found out.

Her parents legally cut her off, afraid she’d affect their other children’s futures.

The comments were full of hate for me.

But at least a few people finally came to my defense.

[Honestly, using someone else’s photos for catfishing is messed up. And the side chick’s original fate was basically the heroine’s fault anyway. She had this coming.]

Lily’s case left the other two roommates terrified every single day, waiting for their turn.

Harrison had been messaging me nonstop since I sent my resignation.

I ignored all of it.

To avoid him, I stopped going to the office and started job hunting elsewhere.

Looking at the texts from three men on my phone, I was in a good mood.

I picked one to reply to at random.

Last week, Parker had arranged for a Mayo Clinic specialist to review my mom’s case.

The hospital was already planning her surgery with pre-op assessments and insurance pre-authorization.

His message tonight was asking me to dinner.

When I got there, I froze.

Graham and Harrison were both there too.