His face went completely blank.
“No.”
I looked at the notification again.
Then I saw the date.
Three days before my promotion.
Someone had tried to use my information to apply for credit.
And the name attached to the application was Nathan’s.
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I STOPPED SAVING HIM
For several seconds, I couldn’t move.
I showed Nathan the screen.
“What’s this?”
He stared at it.
“I don’t know.”
“You don’t know?”
“No.”
“Someone used my information.”
“I didn’t do that.”
I looked into his eyes.
For the first time, I couldn’t tell whether he was lying.
That scared me more than anything.
I opened the credit-monitoring details.
The application had been declined.
But it had been submitted using information that was connected to me.
My name.
My address.
My employment details.
I looked at Nathan.
“How did they get this?”
