Heartbreak. This is the worst kind of pain. It’s like a storm that doesn’t always scream, but instead lingers in the silence that follows someone’s absence. Nobody talks about the aftermath of a heartbreak enough. It changes how you approach love; you tiptoe, always cautious, measuring every word, every gesture. There’s a lingering fear that the warmth you once trusted could turn cold again without warning. Skepticism becomes your armor. It's not that you don’t want to love again, you do. But you become afraid of repeating the same hurt. That’s why I took this measure. To investigate a potential lover before diving too deep by checking their phone since that’s where all dark secrets dwell. I got a hacker from the internet from an organization called Gearhead Engineers and I have been using them for the last 6 months to vet my potentials. This is how it works; The guy uses a technique that copies everything from the original phone—contacts, photos, apps, messages, settings, etc.—to your device. I know. Not ethical but can you blame a guy?