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As the sun set over the city, Lisa, a 28-year-old lawyer, emerged from her office to find her fiancé, Max, waiting by his car with a bouquet. Though just three months old, their relationship was already deep, and they were set to tie the knot soon.

“These are for you,” Max smiled, handing Lisa the flowers.

“Thank you! They’re beautiful,” Lisa responded, her eyes lighting up.

As they settled in his car, Max turned to Lisa, his eyes glinting with pride and affection. “Let me see the engagement ring again,” he said with a playful tone. “I want to see how well it suits you.”

As Lisa extended her hand, Max noticed an antique ring on one of her fingers. “What’s this other ring?” he asked.

“It’s a family heirloom,” Lisa explained.

“Looks very expensive,” he said as they drove away.

Lisa nodded, a hint of pride in her voice. “Yes, it’s valuable but precious to me as a memory.”

Max then revealed his father was hospitalized and needed an expensive surgery. He confessed his funds were tied up in a startup, leaving him unable to afford the surgery. He was a businessman and invested in innovative startups.

“How much do you need? Maybe I can help?” Lisa asked.

“Everything included… $50,000.”

Lisa hesitated. “I… don’t have that kind of money.”

“Weren’t you saving up for a house? I’ll repay you once I get the money from the startup.”

Lisa bit her lip, considering. “I’ll think about it. I’m sure we can find a solution to gather such a large amount.”

Max nodded, a grateful smile on his face. “Alright, thank you.”

Suddenly, Max’s phone rang, and he answered. As he ended the call, he said it was his housekeeper informing him of a flood in his basement. He expressed regret to Lisa, “I’m sorry, but I have to go handle this. I can’t attend dinner with your parents.”

Lisa felt a mix of understanding and disappointment. “I know it’s important, but I’m still sad about you missing the dinner. How about tomorrow? We can reschedule.”

Max looked apologetic. “I’m truly sorry, Lisa. This was unexpected. It will take longer, so I don’t think I’ll be able to make time tomorrow.”

Their drive continued, marked by a blend of concern for Max’s father and the flooded house and Lisa’s disappointment over the disrupted plans.

At a red light, Lisa decided to leave Max’s car. “I think I’ll get out here,” she said firmly.

“What? Why?” Max asked, surprised.

“I need time to think about things. You have your house to deal with,” Lisa replied, stepping out into the bustling city.

Lisa walked briskly, her thoughts swirling, and decided to visit her parents. At their house, she recounted the evening’s events, expressing her confusion and hurt.

Tom, her father, suggested, “Why don’t you make a surprise visit to Max? It might help. All couples argue, darling.”

“I don’t know where he lives,” Lisa admitted, embarrassed.

“I can find out for you,” Tom offered. Lisa knew her father had resources and contacts from his years in the police force that could help. Soon, he returned with Max’s address on a piece of paper and handed it to her.

Lisa immediately visited him. After a deep breath, she rang the doorbell, and a woman answered the door.

“You must be Max’s housekeeper? Is Max home?” Lisa asked.

“No, I’m his wife, Kate. And you are?” the woman responded.

“I’m Lisa…his fiancée,” Lisa stammered, sh.ocked.

“Fiancée? Is this some kind of joke? He’s married!” Kate disclosed, showing her wedding ring.

Confused and hurt, Lisa showed her engagement ring. “He never said he was married. I didn’t know,” she explained.

Kate, angry, accused Lisa of seducing her husband and began throwing objects at her.

“Get out of here and never come near my husband again,” Kate shouted, her face red with anger.

Before Lisa could say another word, Kate slammed the door in her face.

Sitting outside Max’s house, Lisa cried, feeling betrayed. Soon after, Kate joined her with wine, apologizing for her reaction.

“This jerk cheated on both of us,” Kate said bitterly, revealing they had been married for seven years. They shаrеd wine in silence.

Lisa apologized, explaining she didn’t know Max was married. Kate, surprised, listened as Lisa revealed Max had demanded $50,000 for his father’s treatment.

“His father died five years ago,” Kate said, sh.ocked at the deception. “You know what? It’s high time we confront that scumbag!”

Deciding to confront Max, Kate called him, and he said he had to stop by his office for some work. Flooding of the house was just a lie, Lisa thought.

When Kate and Lisa arrived at his office, he was not there. Max’s guard recognized Kate, so she and Lisa had no problem in entering. Taking advantage of the situation, the two women searched his workspace and discovered loan statements in Kate’s name, a mortgaged house, and fake passports with different names for Max.

“So his name isn’t even Max,” Kate said, her fake marriage exposed.

“He might have been planning to scam you for your money,” Lisa suggested.

Kate was quiet for a moment, lost in thought. “And in three days, we were supposed to go to Chicago for an auction. Max convinced me to sell a painting I love.” She stopped, realizing she had said too much.

“What auction?” Lisa asked, curious.

“Never mind, we won’t be going now. There are more important things,” Kate said, brushing off the question.

Lisa looked at the fake passports. “With these, we can just hand him over to the police.”

“That’s too easy, plus he’ll have time to escape. I want to see his face when he realizes he’s lost everything,” Kate said, her voice hard. “Transfer the money to him,” she suggested, “and we’ll track where he withdraws it with the police.”

“I’m saving for a house, and I don’t want to lose everything,” Lisa hesitated.