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A wife grows suspicious of her successful husband, who has risen from the police to become a prominent politician. Her fears are confirmed when she discovers he is being used as a pawn by corrupt politicians to carry out their nefarious plans.
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A wife grows suspicious of her successful husband, who has risen from the police to become a prominent politician. Her fears are confirmed when she discovers he is being used as a pawn by corrupt politicians to carry out their nefarious plans.
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