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CHAPTER NINETY-TWO

Author: Iris Brown
last update Last Updated: 2025-08-31 19:11:40
My thighs burn so badly that I almost forget they are a part of me. Pain is constant now, like breath, like heartbeat. When the door groans open again, I don’t even raise my head. I don’t have the strength to protest anymore.

The routine is always the same. The needle, the prick, the sting that sends liquid fire into my veins. They leave just long enough for the chemicals to flood me, and I sink. Each time it is faster, deeper. They’ve increased the dosage again—I know it because the climb back from madness takes longer.

When I resurface, the man is there. He holds me down, rocking me as though he is both captor and cradle. The contradiction makes me sick, yet my body surrenders anyway. My eyes grow heavy. The darkness claims me.

I open my eyes later, still swimming in that thick haze. The light has not been switched on today. Shadows pool everywhere, stretching and twisting like they are alive. My arms shake as I try to push myself up from the floor, but my knees give way beneath m
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