"Thanks for naming the culprit.
But the fact is, you betrayed a colleague.
A traitor has no place in the team."
His words were final.
The informer had walked in expecting a reward.
Instead, he received a pink slip.
Some call it poetic justice.
Others call it the double cross.
You betray someone who trusts you.
You trade their secret for personal gain.
For one sweet moment, you believe you've won.
Then comes the second cross:
The one you never see coming.
The person you helped turns on you.
Your "clever" move morphs into a trap.
The betrayer becomes the betrayed.
The betrayal itself is the trap.
You planned the move meticulously,
but not the consequences.
Like the spy who leaks sensitive information for a fat payout.
Once the deal closes, why would anyone ever trust him again?
The logical next step is elimination.
Traitors are useful, until they're not.
You crossed someone.
Then life crossed you back, harder.
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