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CHAPTER FORTY-SIX

Author: Grace Kelly
last update Last Updated: 2025-01-20 16:36:00

ISABELLA’S POV

I can’t tell how long had passed. Every bit of will had started to seep from me for the hours that passed. My throat was so parched to the point that I could drink my pee.

Would that be bad? My stomach was rumbling too. Damn! I should have eaten the rice when I had the chance.

Finally, the door burst open with a kick, and I looked up dreamily, hoping it was food.

“Step out bitches. Time for some exercise.” The hefty man with the bushy brown beard spoke before five men walked in, pulling each by the arm and shoving us out the door.

I dragged my feet weakly as they led us, wiping those who slowed us down. I was so weak, and I knew this wasn't going to be easy.

I mean ditching them and finding my best friend. I had to think fast. We had to find a way to leave before being sold. A bright idea popped into my head, and I put my feet forward, causing the lady before me to trip. She crashed into someone, then another and soon, some were on the floor. The men got so pissed,
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