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Ryan Hawkins- A man with 3million egos

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They say every story deserves a happy ending. But life? It's not a fairytale. Hi, I’m Ryan Hawkins. Professional sad boy. Part-time ego hoarder. Full-time clown with a brain tumor. This is the story of how I got scammed, fell in love, turned into a hacker, and accidentally unlocked 3 million egos inside my head. Yes—literal egos. Don’t ask. At first, it’s all jokes and chaos. Fake confidence. Petty revenge. Punchlines to hide the pain. But somewhere along the way, you’ll see what I was really trying to do: Make my mom smile again. Even if it costs me everything. Because maybe… some stories don’t end happily— but they still mean something.
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Chapter 1 - Chapter I - Swear I’m Not Crazy… Maybe.

POV: Ryan Hawkins

Disclaimer: This story is told entirely from my mildly delusional perspective. Expect dramatic monologues, overconfidence, and questionable life choices. Reader discretion is advised.

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Diary Entry #0001

Date: June 02, 2023

Today, I start this diary. Not because I'm sentimental. But because… well, I might be dying. Also, I want proof I tried.

Also, a few notes, in case I forget how I write:

Italic = my thoughts (a.k.a. my brain being weird)

Bold Italic = talking (usually nonsense)

Bold = drama moments. Life is a soap opera.

[Flashback] = trauma hits. You'll know why when we get there.

This isn't a guidebook. It's just how my brain talks when no one's around.

—Ryan H.

****

My apartment smells like expired dreams and microwave noodles.

Oh right—name'sRyan Hawkins.

Welcome to my tragic comedy of a life.

My life?

Simple.

School. Home. School again.

Thenboom—existential dread.

On most days, I feel like a background character in my own movie.

Nothing too dramatic. Nothing too exciting.

Just… looping routines, microwave meals, and internal screaming.

So yeah—

Whenever I get bored, I do what every sane person does:

I count my hair.

"One, two, three… uh, is that a white hair?"

Pause.

Panic.

"Never mind. I don't understand my life."

I stared at the ceiling like it owed me answers.

Was I aging… or just emotionally decaying?

Either way—

I needed a distraction.

**✶✶✶ [5 seconds later] ✶✶*

Every time I get hungry? yah!

I sprint to the refrigerator like it owes me rent.

I fling the door open—ready to conquer.

BOOM.

Sauce. Ketchup. Mustard.

One lonely slice of cucumber in the corner, judging me silently like:

"This is all you have?"

And I whisper back,

"Oh my god—pttttt!"

**✶✶✶ [ Market ] ✶✶*

Sigh.

Cue dramatic music.

Time to go to the market.

I enter the supermarket like I'm in a movie.

That's when I see it.

A crab.

Crawling near the seafood section like it knew it was next.

I crouch down, pick it up, and whisper,

"Oh baby, why are you running? You're too pretty to be scared."

The seafood guy just stares at me like I need holy water.

Our eyes meet.

"Oh! Sorry. Hehe…"

And I walk away like I didn't just flirt with a crab in public.

**✶✶✶ [After i flirt ] ✶✶*

I swear I'm normal.

Probably.

Maybe.

Okay—no.

But honestly, I don't think anyone's normal these days.

****

Anyway, things were fine…

Until one message ruined my life.

****

It was a lazy afternoon.

I was sipping 3-in-1 coffee that tasted like betrayal,

Scrolling through social media like a WiFi-powered zombie—

watching sexy girls dance onTikTok.

For research purposes, of course.

*You know, psychological analysis... of body movements. Yeah, that.*

Then—

> A photo arrived.

I jumped—nearly spilled my coffee.

I thought it was a girl.

Sexy, maybe. A model. A muse.

Butno.

It was a pig.

Literally.

Rolling in mud like it was having a spa day.

And that's when i realized—

Destiny just roasted me with pork.

Delicious betrayal.

My brain lagged.

My stomach howled.

My hope crumbled.

Still, I kept scrolling.

Watched cat videos.

Laughed at memes like:

"POV: You have no money and no one loves you."

Cringed.

Cried.

Drank more betrayal-flavored coffee.

**✶✶✶ [Moment Later] ✶✶*

Then it came.

The message.

"Hey baby. I'm your Sugar Mommy. Willing to give you twenty-five thousand pesos monthly. Message me on KG."

My soul paused.

I blinked three times.

Whispered to myself,

"No way. Is this real life? Is this… destiny?"

I read it again.

Imagined myself rich.

Wearing designer clothes.

Eating Jollibee with my pinky finger raised.

Then she said,

"But before I send the money, send one thousand five hundred pesos first to activate the conversion fee."

My brain said,

"Wait… this feels scammy."

My wallet said,

"Twenty-five thousand. Do it."

So I did it.

I sent the money.

She blocked me.

**✶✶✶ [After the net error] ✶✶*

I stared at my phone.

My coffee was cold.

My dreams shattered like a plate in a teleserye.

No more allowance.

No more chicken.

No more gravy.

I cried.

Ugly cry.

The kind with thunder and dramatic lightning.

"Why?!"

My stomach rumbled.

My pride evaporated.

Everything hurt.

**✶✶✶ [Delulu night] ✶✶*

That night, I had a dream.

I wore a black suit.

Dark shades.

Carried a suitcase full of fake IDs and burner SIM cards.

I walked into a glowing, top-secret building.

The ANTI SCAMER DEPARTMENT

A general approached and declared:

"Recruit. Welcome to the High-Ranking Scammer Division.

Yourmission: Scam the scammers.

Motto: For the scammed, we strike back."

I saluted.

Everyone clapped.

Even the crab guy from the market was there, wiping a tear.

**✶✶✶ [Dream end] ✶✶*

Then I woke up.

Eyes wide open.

Fan spinning. World—quiet.

I closed the curtain.

Laid back on my bed.

"Tomorrow… I'll start fixing my life."

But life had other plans.

Tomorrow would hit harder than reality ever did.

> It wasn't a villain origin story.

More like a clueless boy's wake-up call.

And from there… the real story began.

[End of day 1]

****

[Thank you for reading, God bless]

Hey you, yes you—reader.

Just smile.

Life's weird, this story's weirder,

but at least we're surviving both together.