😦 When the police came to our house, I thought they had made a mistake, but then my daughter came out and said to me: “Mom, I need to confess something to you.”
One morning, while I was doing household chores, the doorbell rang. I thought it was my husband who had forgotten his keys again, as usual, and had rushed back.
So I went to open the door, speaking to him, but when I opened it, there were two police officers. One of them introduced himself and said, “We have a warrant to search the premises.”
I blinked, completely stunned. “Excuse me, there must be a mistake. What is this about?” I asked.
They assured me they weren’t mistaken and showed me their warrant. I had no choice but to let them in. They started inspecting the house, taking photos, and searching everywhere.
My daughter was upstairs, and upon hearing voices, she came down. She watched the scene for a moment, then approached me. In a low voice, she said, “Mom, I need to tell you something.”
She looked at me with guilty eyes, and what she said next left me speechless. Everything I thought I knew about our family crumbled in an instant.
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She explained that she had been part of an online programming group, where, unknowingly, she had contributed to spreading a computer virus.
The file had affected servers, and the IP address had been traced back to our home.
The detective clarified that Lily was a “person of interest” in a hacking case that had targeted a bank, although she was not the main suspect.
The consequences were serious, even though her intention had never been to cause harm.
In the following weeks, Lily cooperated fully with the authorities, but rumors quickly spread at school.
In the end, she avoided formal charges by agreeing to do community service.
