New plot twist: The heroine's father is so wrapped up with her co-workers that she will never be able to work again.

Fictional heroine's telephone voicemail to Rocky, the guy to put out some of her x-rated pictures:

"I know what you did. Hell, who doesn't? And you told everyone of your friends about it right in front of me, using your code words. I'm glad I didn't know, because I would have kicked you in the balls. So now, mister Sunday school teacher, what can I do? Hope your wife knows about this. If I ever see her, don't think I won't hesitate to tell her. I hate that your image is tainted as bad as mine is - oh, maybe it's worse, since I never claimed to be godly when I made those pics. See ya!"

"It's stupid to spend taxpayer money on stuff that doesn't even matter." Said my fictional character in front of my fictional heroine whose fictional bioligical father works for the fictional Bolivian government/military.

Not related to the previous two posts:

"I don't know why he puts his family through it." What I heard someone say right before I was arrested. Now, I understand. Love, loyalty, respect cannot be forced, although fear can drive people into submission. I don't like to lose, but I would rather lose a game than my integrity, than my soul, than my people. (My fictional character from the book I am writing.)

Tried to ride the fence,
tried to play the good guy
when we all knew,
and you knew we would learn more;
Tried to cover it up,
but I uncovered far too much;
Did not know 'how much she liked to win.'
Did not know how I value what is right.
Shame on you.