The fleet that wasn't mine.

For three years I lived off cars that were never mine. I'd rent them using my own details, keep them just long enough to make them look settled, then quietly sell them to private buyers who thought they were getting the deal of a lifetime. I forged nothing fancy ' just confidence, paperwork that looked right at a glance, and a story that sounded believable. One sale became ten. Ten became fifty. Each time I told myself it would be the last. It never was. I stopped only when I realised I'd built an entire life on rolling property that could collapse at any moment. No one has come knocking. Yet. Every siren still feels like it's for me.