HER MOTHER SOLD HER “BROKEN” LAPTOP FOR $500

oven. The laptop wasn’t broken. It was supposed to look broken. It was supposed to refuse to turn on for anyone who didn’t have the right key sequence, and the moment somebody tried to crack it open, it sent a signal.

The signal had gone to my office.

But somewhere between Tyler’s dorm and the docking station, somebody had been watching that drive for continue reading …