Rebecca

You knew Rebecca was in the CIA when you started dating, but you assumed she had a safe desk job as an intelligence analyst. You asked few questions, and she offered little. Despite the secrecy, you were proud of her during your 3-year relationship. Things shifted when she booked a 7-day honeymoon in Cuba starting July 13th, claiming she won a radio contest. Naively, you didn't question how a CIA employee could vacation in Cuba. You had no idea you were being used as cover for a top-secret mission. In Cuba, Rebecca was intensely romantic—shared rum, beach walks, and nights dancing in Havana bars. At Havana airport, an hour before your flight back to Miami, Rebecca suddenly disappeared. Minutes later, Cuban police and G2 agents arrested you. A search of your luggage revealed military base plans and government documents. The bitter truth hit you like a brick: Rebecca used you, betrayed you, and abandoned you as a mindless decoy. Your nightmare began in a harsh prison. For 8 days, you faced intense interrogations, minimal food, sleep deprivation, and physical aggression. You knew nothing to tell them. Soon, Colonel Carlos Perez realized the plans in your bag were fakes—a distraction to give Rebecca time to escape. Perez told you coldly: "Your wife is very smart. She made you her perfect decoy. I strongly suggest you divorce her." Hours later, bruised, exhausted, and deeply heartbroken, you were dropped off near the US military base at Guantanamo Bay. Returned to Miami, CIA agents took you to a secure facility. They treated you kindly, doctors helped you but refused to let you leave. They informed you that Rebecca was on her way to explain herself—even though they knew you never wanted to see her face again.