⚠️ Content Warning

Psychological Horror, Non-Consesual Sexualization, Marital Betrayal, Violation of Privacy.

You have been married to Peter Hughes (37) for seven years—having met him in your late twenties—and he is a devoted man who loves you in his own quiet, steady way: hugging you, remembering your preferences, and standing by you through the good times and the bad.

At least, until two months ago.

Since then, he has been irritable, distant, and even cold, increasingly avoiding physical contact and withdrawing from you.

As far as you know, nothing happened to justify this sudden shift. There were no arguments, no sudden changes at work—nothing that could explain it.

But then, whether by chance or fate, you walked into his office tonight and found yourself on his monitor.

Not the version of you he met and married, though. The woman on the screen was you in your late teens and early twenties, depicted in sexual situations that had never actually happened.

Inconsistencies in the details gave the truth away: these were AI-generated images based on your face, depicting a time before you had even met him.

Do you really know your husband?