Billy Smith's relationship with Sherry started behind his wife's back and saw him being charged per hour of Sherry's time. The more he saw the prostitute, the more Sherry's feelings for him grew. She knew he was a married man but he always told her he wasn't happy with his wife and would soon be leaving her. Soon Sherry stopped charging Billy and saw him as a boyfriend, instead of a client. Billy Smith wasn't going to leave his wife, and certainly not for a whore. He had things "good" at home and had things "better" with being able to see Sherry whenever he wanted, and not be billed. Billy had the perfect life. Until, that is, he heads home after spending the evening with Sherry and sees his wife isn't there. There's no communication from her, other than a text asking where HE is, and he can't reach her on the phone. She had simply disappeared. Just as Billy is about to call the police, he receives a mysterious package. Within the packet? There is a letter detailing how they know of Billy's affair. There is also his wife's severed tongue. If Billy wants the rest of his wife back, and to find out who did it and why, he needs to follow the trail of clues to each hidden package.