LOGINDarcie I don't know what the fuck that was about. But I planned. Next time I'd set a camera if I knew only us would be together. I'll show it to Charles. Or find Mr Sterling and let him know of the threat. That asshole. I kept on cursing him in my head all through. When I was done drying the clothes, completely done with work, I was heading back inside the house, Charles was emerging out. We stopped. “Where are you doing? I asked, looking at him in a grey sleeved shirt. “BC.” He says flatly. Obviously. He wasn't happy. He was never happy about it. I, too, was sad for him. “Well, I thought you weren't going today.”“Me too. Change of plans by the way.”Arthur stepped out, watching us both. I changed my face into a serious one. “Well, bye.”I walked past Arthur. I stayed in my bedroom for the rest of the day. When I was hungry, I'd just get something from the fridge and eat. I grabbed a book to read. It was a poem about loneliness. The only thing I loved here in the Sterling mansio
Darcie I didn't talk to Charles. Even the next day. I made breakfast. Stood all through the way Arthur wanted it to be. Charles' had been looking at me but I didn't return the stare. I knew deep down he craved to talk to me but I gave him no chances. This family is cursed. They're all wicked. My eyes turned to Arthur. I wished I could suffocate him with a pillow. Son of a bastard. After breakfast, I washed the dishes, then went to do Arthur's and Charles' laundry. It was Saturday. Charles' didn't go to the firm today with him. And the plan we wanted to execute to get rid of Arthur would have to hold for a while. Because I was slowly detaching myself from him. I don't think I should ever forget the fact that I'm just an ordinary person in this mansion. The sound of the machine hummed in the laundry room. I'm listening to music with an earphone. At least, this work could distract me from thinking too much. But, it wasn't working the way I wanted it to. I still couldn't breathe proper
Darcie I couldn't help but tilt my head, resting my cheeks against the cold floor that sting. Maybe I shouldn't have been so curious to know about my father. Well, now I understand that saying. Curiosity kills the cat. I tapped Charles' gently with my finger. He looked pissed off. I whispered. “I'm so sorry.”He doesn't whisper anything back or nod. Well, I understand, we were in a tight position.“Actually, I'm in my parents room. For some reason, I enjoy masturbating here.” Charles and I grimaced, jaw dropped as Arthur continued to talk. Who the hell was he calling? Why does he say a very dirty word like that? And doing it in his parents room was disrespectful as hell. Charles' couldn't help but feel embarrassed, shutting his eyes. All we wanted to do was to leave but we couldn't because he locked the door. Asshole. “Baby, my clothes are off now. I'm wet. My dick calls for you. I wish I could fuck you through the phone.” I could hear the inaudible sounds of a female talking back
Darcie My skin prickled with alarm. My chest rose and fell as I stared at the banner. Who would waste their precious time doing something like this? For what reason. My hands trembled and with force, my hands pulled the banner away. I squeezed it as hard as possible even though it hurt my palm. Sloane of course. She must have made everyone believe that I am a thief and I stole her money. “What are y'all looking at, huh?!” I snapped at the faces that kept on staring. They turned, minding their business since I yelled. I scurried to the bin and trashed it down there. Then went back into class. This time, I checked the chair for any glue, inspected the floor and chair and sat pathetically. But I didn't feel comfortable. Everyone kept staring, whispering. Calling me a thief. Sloane didn't even look in my direction, she was busy with her friends. But I couldn't handle it. I felt nervous, sick, and I couldn't bear the accusatory eyes. I stood up, grabbed my bag and stormed out of class. H
Darcie Breakfast was going exactly the way Arthur wanted it. I didn't sit but served, I made the food too. I poured juice whenever and helped with a jar or anything they both needed. Standing, watching like a soldier. Arthur ate slowly. He didn't bring the conversation from yesterday about Sloane framing me for stealing. “How did you enjoy your stay with the pigs?”My mind transited from thinking to Arthur's voice and then I exhaled, hands joined together like I was praying for grace in the church. I remained quiet, without knowing what to say. “He asked you a question.” Charles' unexpected voice came up. Speechless at the sound of betrayal but it hit me that we talked about this earlier in his room. Charles had to do everything to talk like Arthur and support him so he wouldn't keep hurting me. “It…um….it was….”Arthur smiled. “Quiet.” He was obviously stunned that Charles' asked that question. “It was bad, right? Do you want to be there again?”“No. No. I don't.” I rushed. “Ne
DarciePig?Pigs?I mean, Arthur had thrown me into a pen of dirty disgusting pigs? This was cruel, torture, brutal and horrific. I couldn't see, but I felt their skin touching mine. I remained still and stiff. The stench, so horrible I wanted to vomit. The smell choked. It clawed its way into my nose and throat, making me gag instantly. I was so irritated to the extent that if he lets me out, I'm peeling off this skin. Tears rolled down freely and I started breathing hard, chest heaving hysterically. At this point, I was hyperventilating. I was confused, I was scared. Do I sleep? Do I stay awake? It's night already. Countless hours before Arthur would release me. The oinks and grunts made me so uncomfortable. I started feeling more touches on my skin which made my hair stand up, I couldn't take it anymore, I screamed, perching back on the wall. Praying silently for help.I waited. Nothing. My heart pounded so loudly I almost asked for death. A faint flicker above my head—then the lig







