Carl Webster, with his charming smile and charming appearance, is hiding the most vicious scam ever perpetrated at Debbie Webster’s hotel.

He has set his net perfectly, and the bait is a “romantic vacation” that Debbie does not want.

Debbie Webster, a successful and busy businesswoman, is focused on the hotel.

Carl approaches her with a suggestion that seems to come from a place of genuine concern: “You should treat yourself to a vacation, Debbie. You have worked hard and deserve to enjoy the fruits of your labor.”

Debbie is still considering the offer, but Carl, a master manipulator, has already made the decision for her.

In a moment of inattention when Debbie was called away to attend to an urgent matter, Carl quickly grabbed her phone. Within minutes, he had made a bold and sneaky move: he had completed the booking of an expensive holiday in Debbie’s name.

When Debbie returned, she received an email confirming the holiday. Shocked and confused, she tried to cancel immediately. But Carl had prepared a script. He played it perfectly, lying that she had booked it but had forgotten, and worse, that the trip was non-refundable. Pushed into a fait accompli, Debbie was stressed about the huge loss of money and the unwanted trip.

What made Carl’s plan perfect was the unintentional support from Debbie’s family. Her brother, Ronnie, was completely on board with the idea of ​​the two of them going on holiday together. This encouragement inadvertently helped Carl, making Debbie feel isolated in her decision and making it harder to say no. Any doubts were quelled by Carl’s concerned expression and Ronnie’s support.