Cadence has decided to commit insurance fraud. After hiding her valuables in the woods, she calls the police to report a burglar who took her jewelry and left her tied up as he made his get away. Grinning to herself, Cadence secures her ankles with vet wrap, gags herself with duct tape, and finally locks her wrists in handcuffs which are in turn attached to the back of a chair with a ziptie. She clearly can't escape and there is no handcuffs key in sight, so the police should buy into her story. When a vehicle turns up outside her house, she is a little confused to see that it is not a police car. Maybe it's a plain clothes detective. When the man enters, however, it quickly becomes clear that he is nothing to do with the police. On the contrary, he is a cell tower engineer who just happened to intercept her call and it was he who responded. He has come to ask her a question: If, as she claims, the burglar tied her up and took her stuff, and given that she is still tied up, how did she make the call to the police? Suddenly realizing the fallacy in her story, Cadence finds herself at an even greater disadvantage. To make things even worse, she left the box of vet wrap on a nearby chair, and the engineer notices and decides to use it on her, making her bondage predicament even worse. Peeling off her gag for a short time, he asks her where she stashed her valuables, and after some resistance, Cadence realizes she has no choice but to tell him, hoping that he will then let her go. Unfortunately, he decides to leave her restrained while he goes in search of the valuables. Will he come back and free her once he finds them? That's anyone's guess.

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