Her Foreign “Perfect Boyfriend” Exposed as a Spy in Disguise

Source: OT-Team(G), 国家安全部

A professional woman was recently caught in a sophisticated emotional trap by a foreign national, leading her to disclose sensitive information at work.

After completing her doctoral studies, Dr. Ning joined a government department, where her strong performance earned repeated praise from her supervisors. Yet her professional success masked deep personal struggles. A difficult childhood, disappointment in love, and the loneliness of living far from home had cast a persistent shadow over her emotional life.

During an official event, Dr. Ning met a foreign staff member of a certain embassy. Sensing her emotional vulnerability, the individual quickly moved from expressing concern for her daily life to offering empathy and companionship. Gradually, he gained her trust and became a partner with whom she felt she could share "secrets."

Throughout their relationship, the foreign operative frequently inquired about Dr. Ning's work under the pretext of caring about her well-being. Beginning with casual questions about colleagues and office layout, he gradually pushed for details on the documents she handled. As her guard weakened, Dr. Ning disclosed a significant amount of sensitive work-related information.

As the relationship deepened, Dr. Ning noticed that whenever she failed to provide valuable information, her "boyfriend" became distant and indifferent. By then, however, she was emotionally dependent on him. To preserve the relationship and meet his expectations, she began deliberately seeking out classified materials encountered in her daily work, gathering internal documents, and using them as "talking points" and emotional "bargaining chips" during their meetings. She then unlawfully passed these materials to him.

The scheme eventually came to light. National security authorities detected Dr. Ning's illegal activities, collected the necessary evidence, and intervened promptly, eliminating the risk of further leaks and safeguarding state security.

"He was exactly my ideal type. I thought love had finally entered my life, but I never imagined…" Dr. Ning said through tears during interrogation, clutching a tissue soaked with grief.

It was only during questioning that she learned the truth: her "perfect boyfriend" was in fact an operative of a foreign intelligence service—and already married with children. The romance she believed in had been nothing more than a professional façade. Now, overcome with regret, she faces the full weight of the law.