The Loyalty AuditorArjun Malhotra didn’t trust easily. At 35, with a tech fortune built on selling other people’s data, he treated human loyalty like buggy code—meant to be stress-tested until it crashed. “Everyone has a price,” he’d smirk over single malt, “I just accelerate the negotiation.”His first victim was his college roommate, Sameer. Arjun faked a terminal diagnosis via a forged doctor’s report and a rented hospital bed. “Bro, I need you to handle my funeral and look after my sister,” he whispered weakly. Sameer cried, promised the moon, then vanished for three weeks. When Arjun “recovered” and confronted him,