Sándor Mátyás - if it had happened in 2024 Part 1.

            Imagine a balding man, who is the father of a young, four-year-old girl. He is found guilty of “getting rid” of his wife, and he is sentenced to prison. But the jury is wrong. What they don't know is that one of his co-workers must've really wanted to get that promotion, so he did the dirty work himself and later blamed it on Sándor Mátyás, but that was in the past.

             Now, Sarah (or Sára, or so his father named her) is now 18, and has just graduated high school. She loves partying with her boyfriend, soon-to-be fiancé every weekend, and they occasionally visit her father's grave (Sándor Mátyás) who has supposedly died of old age in prison. They are soon planning on going on a honeymoon to Malibu, California. But Sándor Mátyás's evil co-worker is plotting something really horrendous.

            You see, he didn't want to do those horrific things in the past. The problem was that he had a troubled connection with an Italian fella named Mario Drago. Now this Drago guy threatened the co-worker (his name is Mr. Benowitz) to leak all his illegal stuff he had hidden in his computer since 1998, and told him to falsely confess and accuse Sándor Mátyás of wiping out his wife. He did all that so that he could inherit all of Sándor Mátyás's money (he used to be a wealthy gentleman) and now Drago is trying to marry Sarah (for her money also), but as soon as she's engaged, he's going to have to wait.

            But is Sarah's fiancé really a problem for Drago? I don't think so. He came up with a wicked plan to stop their engagement. Do you want to know how? I'll tell you some little information in this dialogue, but the details and the events will be featured in the next part, so make sure to read that too. Now that we are done with the advertising, let's get back to our business.

            “Benowitz, my dear friend! I'm so happy to see you! It's been so long! Have you missed me? Oh, why do I even bother? Of course you didn’t! But I sure did! Let me ask you a really simple question. Do you want to help me out in a little itty-bitty useless action?”

            “If it truly were useless you wouldn't ask me, but proceed.”

            “Okay! So, you now Sarah right? Oh, silly me, of course you do! Well, as I've heard, she's got a boyfriend, which isn't good, 'cause I need her money. And to get her money, I'll need to marry her really quick.”

            “Oh no no no! Bad Drago! I am NOT engaging in your funny business again.”

            “Oh, come on, Benowitz! I just need you to convince the pretty boy of something disgusting and vile about Sarah. Then they will – hopefully – break up and I'll just get a forced marriage, and later the money. It's that simple! Please, for one time in your life, USE YOUR BRAIN! Thank you :D!” Drago said in a squeaky voice and with a psycho grin on his face.

                                                                                                                        Lakatos Áron   VII. B