WAYNE’S SECRET SIGNATURE
A Dangerous Deal Nobody Saw Coming…
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Wayne thought he was signing a simple business agreement.
But the moment Lauren rushed through the door and shouted, “STOP! DON’T SIGN THAT!” Wayne realized he might have just been trapped into giving away half of everything he owned.
And the person holding the papers wasn’t a stranger.
It was D’Nisha.
SCENE 1 — WAYNE’S LIVING ROOM — EVENING
Wayne sits comfortably on the sofa, checking some business papers.
The house is quiet.
Suddenly, D’Nisha walks into the room carrying a folder and a drink.
She smiles as she approaches him.
D’NISHA
Wayne, you been working all day.
You need to relax.
WAYNE
Relax?
What you need?
D’Nisha laughs softly and sits beside him.
D’NISHA
Nothing.
I just want you to take care of yourself.
Wayne takes the drink.
WAYNE
You acting real nice today.
What you need?
D’NISHA
Maybe I finally learned how to appreciate you.
Wayne takes a few sips. He doesn’t realize that D’Nisha is watching him carefully.
WAYNE
Man… I don’t know what’s in this drink. I’m getting sleepy.
D’Nisha quickly takes the glass from his hand.
D’NISHA
You just need some rest.
Wayne closes his eyes for a moment.
D’Nisha reaches into her folder.
Her smile disappears.
She pulls out several legal documents.
SCENE 2 — THE PROPOSAL
Wayne slowly opens his eyes.
D’Nisha places the papers on the table.
WAYNE
What’s that?
D’NISHA
Something that can make both of our lives easier.
WAYNE
What you talking about?
D’NISHA
Wayne, you have too much on your shoulders.
Your businesses.
Your properties.
Your money.
Your employees.
She’s trying to sound caring, but something about her voice feels different.
D’NISHA
Let me handle it.
WAYNE
You?
D’NISHA
Yes, me.
I’ll take care of everything for you.
She slides the papers toward him.
“I want fifty percent of your property.”
WAYNE
Fifty percent?!
D’NISHA
Half.
You keep the other half.
SCENE 3 — THE PRESSURE
D’Nisha places a pen beside the papers.
D’NISHA
Just sign here.
WAYNE
I need to read this first.
D’NISHA
Wayne, you said you trusted me.
WAYNE
Trust don’t mean I shouldn’t read something before I sign it.
D’Nisha’s expression becomes colder.
D’NISHA
Then don’t think.
Just sign.
Wayne slowly picks up the pen.
SCENE 4 — THE SIGNATURE
Wayne puts the pen on the paper.
D’NISHA
That’s it. Just sign your name.
Wayne begins writing.
His hand moves slowly across the document.
D’Nisha’s eyes light up.
Wayne finishes the first signature.
He moves to the next page.
Suddenly—the front door swings open!
LAUREN
WAYNE! STOP!
SCENE 5 — THE WARNING
Wayne looks up.
Lauren sees the papers. Her eyes widen.
LAUREN
Wayne, don’t sign anything!
WAYNE
What’s going on?
D’NISHA
Lauren, what are you doing?
LAUREN
Do you even know what you’re signing?
Wayne looks down at the documents.
LAUREN
Wayne, you could lose half of your property.
The room becomes completely silent.
SCENE 6 — THE TRUTH?
WAYNE
You said this was just a partnership.
D’NISHA
It is.
LAUREN
Then why didn’t you tell him everything?
D’Nisha becomes defensive.
D’NISHA
Because he trusts me!
LAUREN
Trust isn’t the problem.
The papers are.
Wayne picks up the documents.
WAYNE
What did I just sign?
D’Nisha quickly grabs the documents.
⚠️ FINAL SUSPENSE
WAYNE
What did you put in that drink?
LAUREN
Wayne… don’t drink anything else.
Wayne looks at D’Nisha.
D’NISHA
You really think I needed to trick you to get what I wanted?
Wayne’s eyes widen.
D’Nisha pulls another document from inside her bag.
She places it on the table.
D’NISHA
You already gave me something more valuable than fifty percent.
WAYNE
What?
D’Nisha turns the paper around.
Wayne reads the first line.
His face suddenly turns pale.
LAUREN
Wayne… what does it say?
Wayne doesn’t answer.
He just stares at the document.
Then his phone suddenly rings.
The caller ID shows a name Wayne never expected to see.
MYSTERIOUS VOICE
Wayne… you need to leave that house right now.
Because D’Nisha isn’t the person you should be worried about.
WAYNE
Who is this?
The call suddenly ends.
Wayne’s phone goes silent.
Everyone stands frozen.
KNOCK… KNOCK… KNOCK…
Someone is standing outside the front door.
TO BE CONTINUED…