My Daughter Thinks I Own a Laundromat. She's Half Right. (A Confession)

My daughter is writing her college essay about me. She calls me her hero—the man who built a successful chain of laundromats and taught her the value of hard work and honesty. She thinks I'm a master of taking what is messy and making it clean. She has no idea how right she is.

This is the confession of a man living a dangerous double life. On the surface, I'm a suburban father and a respectable small business owner. But in the back rooms of my laundromats, my real business isn't washing clothes; it's washing cash for the city's most dangerous people. I built a perfect, clean life for my family on a foundation of the dirtiest money imaginable.

This is a short story about the true price of that perfect life, and the one stain I'm not sure I can ever wash away. If you love crime stories, audio drama, and thrilling confessions, you're in the right place.

Disclaimer: The story, characters, and events depicted in this video are fictitious. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. This content is for entertainment purposes only.

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