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Chapter Thirty-Six: Stabbed in the back
"Let me go!" I screamed as I twisted my body, trying to escape from him.
The tall dark-haired man held me tighter, preventing me from escaping.
"Cindy! Cindy!" I shouted for help.
The man beside me laughed.
"Jim," he said to the one holding me, "she's calling out for the girl who sold her." They both laughed.
My eyes widened and I fell to the hard ground to my knees while Jim continued to hold me from behind. Hot tears poured from my eyes. I was petrified.
"Cindy," I said, softly, as I felt a vein in my head pulsating as if I was about to lose my mind. I could not believe she had done that to me.
"Yes," she sold you for the cheapest price, just to get rid of you," Scott said. "I don't know what you did to her to cause her to want to get rid of you," he continued. "Know that you should not mess with us.
"Cindy, I thought we were friends," I said through my sobs.
I could not believe she'd lied to me, bringin
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