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After two years in a relationship, Helga Geraldine Pataki discovered through screenshots that her boyfriend, Arnold Shortman, was cheating on her with "Layla," better known as "Lila."
After crying for a while, she hatched a plan for revenge. No one was safe from Helga's ingenious and cunning plan. Although her psychologist, Dr. Bliss, and her best friend, Phoebe, tried to stop her, she wouldn't give up so easily. They had no choice but to support her and make sure she didn't cross the boundaries she had promised, on Helga's side.
"As an independent woman..." since she was old enough to understand.
Her revenge, fueled by her childhood traumas, her parents' lack of attention, and the success she felt she had to achieve to win his love, had shown her that if she didn't defend herself, no one else would. From her obsession with her love for Arnold, that betrayal was so great that it left her almost on the brink of depression, crying day and night, soaking her pillow with tears of pain, writing poems about the betrayals. The blond boy had consumed her mind for years, and when she had him, when she loved him most, when she enjoyed her life most, his betrayal hurt the most.
And she's going to use all that passion to devise her ingenious plan.
As the saying goes,
"an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth."
She's going to return all the pain they caused her, but she's going to encounter some flaws that she'll have to improve to make her plan fantastic and perfect. But the impulse for revenge will force her to do things she never planned to do, just to get her sweet revenge. She knows very well that revenge won't fix her problems, but she doesn't want to fix things; she wants to return all the pain. If love caused this, love will solve it.