Abby Ellin

She was one who told me about the girlfriend.

She was getting a divorce. He had reached out to her and, you know, and I never stopped loving you after 30 years, blah, blah, blah, all this stuff.

She was getting a divorce. He had reached out to her and, you know, and I never stopped loving you after 30 years, blah, blah, blah, all this stuff.

She was getting a divorce. He had reached out to her and, you know, and I never stopped loving you after 30 years, blah, blah, blah, all this stuff.

He was helping manage her cancer.

He was helping manage her cancer.

He was helping manage her cancer.

And then I called up Gail, who was basically dying at the time. She had cancer. She had breast cancer.

And then I called up Gail, who was basically dying at the time. She had cancer. She had breast cancer.

And then I called up Gail, who was basically dying at the time. She had cancer. She had breast cancer.

After this happened, I was like, now I got a book.

After this happened, I was like, now I got a book.

After this happened, I was like, now I got a book.

It's not a straight-up memoir. It is really an investigation. We decided to focus on the victims. What is it like to be deceived? What is it like to be duped? What is it like to not have all the facts? And that the life you've been living is not the life you thought you were living.

It's not a straight-up memoir. It is really an investigation. We decided to focus on the victims. What is it like to be deceived? What is it like to be duped? What is it like to not have all the facts? And that the life you've been living is not the life you thought you were living.

It's not a straight-up memoir. It is really an investigation. We decided to focus on the victims. What is it like to be deceived? What is it like to be duped? What is it like to not have all the facts? And that the life you've been living is not the life you thought you were living.

The worst thing is you trusted somebody. And we have to trust. Society works on trust. You have to stop at the red light. You have to stop at the stoplight. You have to trust that the pilot knows how to fly the plane. You have to trust that that cop is really a cop. You have to. And if you don't, society will fall apart.

The worst thing is you trusted somebody. And we have to trust. Society works on trust. You have to stop at the red light. You have to stop at the stoplight. You have to trust that the pilot knows how to fly the plane. You have to trust that that cop is really a cop. You have to. And if you don't, society will fall apart.

The worst thing is you trusted somebody. And we have to trust. Society works on trust. You have to stop at the red light. You have to stop at the stoplight. You have to trust that the pilot knows how to fly the plane. You have to trust that that cop is really a cop. You have to. And if you don't, society will fall apart.

And it was just about, you know, how when children are being abused by their caretakers, they don't see it because they need that caretaker. They can't believe that that person is working against them. And it's the same thing in any relationship. Whether it's somebody, a business colleague or your romantic partner, you don't want to believe that someone's going to do this to you.