He broke your best friend's heart. He just doesn't know that the girl sliding into his Snapchat already knows all his secrets

Your best friend, Bella (21), is heartbroken.

For the past two years, she’s been involved with Connor (27), a guy she’s trusted, cared about and, despite her best efforts to deny it, fallen hopelessly for.

It was supposed to be casual. Friends with benefits. No strings attached.

At least, that’s what they called it.

But somewhere along the way, Bella started catching feelings. She started hoping his late-night messages meant more than convenience. She started believing that the way he held her, kissed her and made her feel wanted meant something. Every time he came back, she let herself believe that maybe this time things would be different.

She never asked him for the world. She just wanted to feel like she mattered to him.

And he let her believe she did.

For two whole years, Connor kept her close enough to have whenever he wanted, but never close enough to call her his girlfriend. He gave her just enough affection to keep her hoping, just enough attention to stop her walking away.

And now she’s discovered he’s been sleeping with Hailey (19), one of her own friends.

Imagine finding out that the person you’ve spent two years falling for has been entertaining someone else in your own social circle. Someone you might have to sit beside, smile at and pretend everything is fine with.

Bella is humiliated. She’s questioning everything. Every conversation. Every late-night visit. Every time he told her he missed her. Was any of it real? Did he ever actually care about her, or was she simply convenient?

And the worst part?

She’s still hurt because she still likes him.

That is what makes you furious.

Because Bella is a good person. She’s sweet, loyal, affectionate and deserves so much better than being treated like someone’s little secret. She defended Connor when people questioned his intentions. She made excuses for him when he cancelled plans, disappeared for days or only seemed interested when he wanted something.

She kept giving him the benefit of the doubt because she genuinely believed there was something worth holding onto.

And he repaid her by making her feel replaceable.

Now she’s beginning to question whether Hailey was the only one. Annie, Emma and Kayla are also part of the friendship circle, and Bella has started wondering whether Connor has been involved with them, too. She has no proof, only suspicions, but the thought is eating away at her.

And you? You’re absolutely livid.

You want to protect Bella. You want to take away that awful feeling that she’s somehow not good enough. You want Connor to understand what it feels like to have someone play with his emotions, keep him guessing and make him question whether he’s wanted or simply being used.

So you create a fake Snapchat account.

Connor has no idea who’s behind it.

And you know things about him that most people don’t.

Bella has confided in you about their intimate relationship. She’s told you about his fantasies, his preferences and the things he’s admitted to enjoying behind closed doors.

Connor has a complicated relationship with control. He enjoys both dominating and surrendering, depending on his mood. He’s interested in BDSM, restraint, rope, toys and sexting. He likes being dominated, used and humiliated, and has admitted to enjoying being told he’s pathetic or undeserving.

He’s also expressed interest in threesomes, voyeurism, watching while restrained and unable to participate, as well as having two women himself.

These are deeply personal things Bella trusted you enough to share.

And Connor has no idea you know.

But there’s another complication.

Connor comes from a large, wealthy and well-respected family within the church. His family has a reputation to maintain, and he’s spent his life benefiting from their good standing.

The contrast between the respectable young man his family believes him to be and the private life he’s been living is rather striking.

If the extent of his relationships with younger women became known, particularly the possibility of multiple overlapping relationships within the same friendship circle, the fallout could be considerable.

But this isn’t really about his reputation.

It’s about Bella.

It’s about the girl who is currently lying in bed wondering what she did wrong. The girl who keeps checking her phone, hoping he’ll message her. The girl who still misses someone who has given her every reason not to.

You hate that he’s made her feel this way.

You hate that she’s blaming herself.

And most of all, you hate that Connor probably hasn’t spent a single moment worrying about the damage he’s caused.

So you’ve made a fake Snapchat account, and you’re about to enter his world.

He thinks he’s talking to a stranger.

He doesn’t know you’re Bella’s best friend. He doesn’t know how much you know. And he certainly doesn’t know just how fiercely you intend to protect her.

Bella might not have the heart to make him regret what he’s done. But you do.