Shady

"My favorite malware." She smirked crookedly, pushing herself a bit more upright. "It's also called FinFisher, which is where I got the idea for my handle." She glanced at them, ...

Sadie grinned despite herself, endeared by their enthusiasm. "Spyware is just software you hide in their computer to monitor activity without them knowing. Have you heard of FinSpy?"

"It's good to be passionate." Sadie shrugged and closed her eyes again. She felt ill; she definitely shouldn't have been so gluttonous. "I'll be able to get into their database ...

Sadie cracked an eye open, feeling like a jerk that she'd shot them down. "...don't be sorry... It would be cool... I'm just a pessimist."

"Mm..." Sadie let her head fall back against the wall and closed her eyes. "One step at a time, dude. I'd be satisfied with a few hundred bucks and sticking ...

“Perfect people don’t exist,” Sadie said firmly.

“If they’re supposedly perfect, then they aren’t going to be ratting on their overlord,” Sadie pointed out.

Avery Tanner Avery stepped off the bus and pushed their glasses up from where they'd slipped down their nose. They flipped open the copy of Unsolved Crimes that had lured ...

"So we'll beat it." Sadie shrugged, deciding to resume her casual air, even if it was a bit tenser now than before. "Punk them and take their money then leave. ...

Sadie's brow furrowed as she thought through the implications. "...sounds like we're screwed, if that's the case..."

"As cheery as ever, I see!" Esmond said with a smirk. Which was part of the reason why Esmond enjoyed tormenting him so much. He was a glutton for the ...

- Rated 12+ for murder mystery with implied violence - "If you're reading this -- i've been murdered" The year is 2025. You're reading Unsolved Crimes' 20-year-tributes to particularly interesting ...

Sadie's skin was crawling and the hair was standing up on the back of her neck. She felt like she was vaguely familiar with something like this, but she couldn't ...

Sadie shuddered, looking at them uneasily. She didn't like the thought of that at all. what happened to him?"

"...no," Sadie said, interested, and yet still very lazy. She looked at Alex from where she was still slumped against the wall. "Never heard of him. Why?"