- You get up every day, put on a badge, and lie through your teeth—knowing the wrong move puts you in a body bag.
- Playing both sides isn’t just about deception; it’s a test of how long you can keep your soul intact while living a lie.
- The badge on my chest weighs a ton, not because of its metal, but because of the bullshit I have to carry.
- Every time I walk into that precinct, it’s like I’m stepping onto a tightrope with no safety net, one wrong step and I’m a dead man.
- The worst part of this double life? Looking into the eyes of those you’re supposed to trust and knowing you’re the wolf among sheep.
- In this game, trust isn’t a currency you spend—it’s a weapon you wield.
- I’ve learned to trust no one because the knife that’ll gut you is always the one you never see coming.
- Loyalty’s a joke when everyone’s got a knife behind their back, waiting for the right moment to stick it in.
- You think you know who’s on your side until they sell you out for a few pieces of silver.
- The only difference between an ally and an enemy is how long it takes them to betray you.
- Secrets are the deadliest currency—worth more than gold, but they can crush you under their weight.
- Silence isn’t just golden; it’s survival. Open your mouth too much, and you’re signing your own death warrant.
- Every secret I keep is another brick in the wall that’s closing in on me, but if that wall falls, so do I.
- The less you say, the more power you hold. But that power comes with a ticking clock.
- In this world, the real power isn’t in what you do, but in what you don’t say.
- Manipulation isn’t about force—it’s about making them think your idea was theirs all along.
- Charm’s the easiest mask to wear because no one ever sees the knife behind the smile.
- The best manipulation? It’s when they thank you for screwing them over.
- Survival means being the best actor in a play where everyone’s out for your blood.
- Deception’s an art form, and I’ve spent my whole life perfecting the brushstrokes.
- Costello’s shadow looms over every move I make—step out of line, and that shadow becomes a noose.
- I learned early on that fear isn’t a weakness; it’s the leash that keeps you from running too far.
- Ambition’s a dangerous thing when the devil’s holding the reins.
- Every time I climb the ladder, I feel Costello’s hand on my shoulder, reminding me who’s really in control.
- Living under Costello means you’re always looking over your shoulder, even when you’re chasing your own dreams.
- Every promotion I’ve gotten has cost me another piece of my soul, but power doesn’t come cheap.
- Success in this world isn’t about how far you’re willing to go—it’s about how much of yourself you’re willing to lose.
- Integrity? That’s a luxury for people who don’t need to survive. Power’s the only thing that matters in this game.
- I’ve sold my soul a dozen times over, but the price of success is a debt you can never repay.
- When you’re chasing power, you’re not just climbing a ladder—you’re digging your own grave.
- In this game, the hunter’s always one step away from being the prey—it’s all about staying ahead of the pack.
- I’m not just dodging bullets; I’m dodging the eyes that are always watching, waiting for me to slip.
- Suspicion is the silent killer—you don’t see it coming until it’s too late.
- They say paranoia will destroy you, but in my line of work, it’s the only thing keeping me alive.
- Being hunted by your own is a special kind of hell—one where the only way out is to keep running faster than they can catch you.
- Loving someone while living a lie is like dancing on the edge of a knife—one wrong step, and it all falls apart.
- Every time I look at Madolyn, I wonder if today’s the day she’ll see through the mask I wear.
- Maintaining relationships in my world isn’t about love—it’s about keeping your story straight.
- The hardest part of living a lie? Watching the people you care about fall for the illusion you’ve created.
- I walk a tightrope every day, balancing the truth and the lie, praying the line doesn’t snap.
- In my world, the line between cop and criminal is so thin, it’s more of a suggestion than a boundary.
- When you’re deep enough in, you realize the badge doesn’t make you a hero—it just gives you a different set of rules to break.
- The uniform doesn’t change who you are; it just gives you the power to hide what you’ve become.
- Crime and law are two sides of the same coin—flip it, and you’re just as likely to land on the wrong side.
- In this game, wearing a badge is just as dangerous as carrying a gun, because either one can get you killed.
- Every day, I wake up wondering if today’s the day they’ll find out who I really am.
- The fear of exposure isn’t just a shadow—it’s a noose, tightening with every lie I tell.
- Living with the fear of being caught is like playing Russian roulette—sooner or later, the chamber’s gonna be loaded.
- I don’t sleep well anymore. How can you when the truth is a ticking time bomb waiting to blow up your life?
- The hardest part about being a mole? Knowing that any mistake, any slip, could be the last thing you ever do.
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