Episode 1 · The revenge plan
"I stole her name, her photos, everything she posted, and used it to catfish a rich guy online."
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Revenge · 25 episodes · SagaBox
She catfished using Vanessa's name to woo a rich guy. Problem: the rich guy is Callan Vitale, feared mafia boss — and Vanessa works on her floor.
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"After being bullied for three years by the most popular girl at school, I decided to get revenge." Sadie steals Vanessa's name, photos, and everything she posted, and uses it all to catfish a rich guy. He was sweet, obsessed, and even covered four years of her student loans. Then she learns: "he was Callan Vitale, the most feared mafia boss in the country."
Callan steps toward Vanessa, inches away, and his voice almost catches on the wrong name: "Thanks, Vanessa." As he walks away Sadie remembers — the scent, fur and citrus, she picked it out herself for their first anniversary. She really dated a mafia boss online and dumped him.
Sadie ghosts him without hesitation. But karma catches up — she and Vanessa end up interning at the same company, Vitale Group, the legitimate face of the Vitale crime empire. On her first day, the boss visits, his eyes land on Vanessa, and a cufflink rolls past Sadie's shoe to stop beside Vanessa's heel.
Series facts checked against the SagaBox listing. Notes cover the opening episodes only; nothing here reveals the ending.
Sadie, Callan Vitale and Vanessa carry the opening arc.
Blonde, curvy, white halter top and plaid skirt. Her mother worked as a housekeeper for Vanessa's family. In high school Vanessa had Sadie's mother steal her crush diary and plaster the pages all over school — so Sadie stole Vanessa's name back.
Neck tattoos, smoking, asking quiet questions. The man Sadie dated online for three years thinking he was just a dumb rich guy. His name alone could shut down a country.
The popular girl who bullied Sadie for three years and now interns at Vitale Group beside her — the name Sadie stole, and the person Callan approaches first.
Moments from the opening run that set up the rest.
"I stole her name, her photos, everything she posted, and used it to catfish a rich guy online."
"His name alone could shut down a country. And I thought he was just some dumb rich guy."
It slips from Callan's wrist, rolls past Sadie's shoe, and stops beside Vanessa's heel. The room goes still.
Callan approaches Vanessa and his voice catches on the name Sadie stole: "Thanks, Vanessa."
Fur and citrus — the perfume she picked for their first anniversary — surrounds her as he walks past.
Captured from the opening episodes — not promotional art.








Written from the opening arc. These are editorial impressions, not audience scores.
The catfish switch flips in episode one: she steals the name, and the rich guy is a don. Every later scene is her keeping the lie alive in the building he owns.
Callan is written as a real boss, not a soft lead — and the catfish is the smaller one, the one who has to keep the lie from the man who figures things out.
Best for viewers who want a fast, twisty mafia romance with a strong catfish hook and a workplace double-cross. The cufflink scene and the wrong-name beat are the standout moments. If you want a gentle romance, the power imbalance here is front and center.
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