บททั้งหมดของ Mrs Unknown : บทที่ 1 - บทที่ 10

She was all drenched by the rain by the time she got home. The pain in her chest that still felt like it was squeezing tightly, numbing the one from her feet that had been walking for an hour in the rain."Now she stood in front of that same house, the first home she'd ever known until she walked out of it like it was nothing, just a few months ago. She realize now that it had been a bad decision, the worst she had made all her life, no doubt. How would she face her uncle now that she was proof that all those words he'd said were no lie. Coming back home after going to live with a man after the first date, carrying his child, how depreciating"-A Few Months Ago-It was quite obvious that she and the guy, Liam had hit it off, at least at the last few seconds of their first meeting. She was a bit giddy when they spoke again after school, thankfully biting back an overly excited 'Yes' when he'd asked if he could see her outside of the school setting the next day, being a weekend.She was

Standing before the door of the house that was once hers, Divine once again wondered how she managed to make all the wrong choices that led to this point.How does one even start? 'Hello uncle, I should've never disagreed with all those names you called me, because I am exactly everything you said?' Or 'I'm sorry, I should've listened to you, now I'm pregnant and homeless, please take me back'?She thought of a thousand words to say after she knocks on that door and it opens to reveal the only person she could call family. At one point, she blamed him for everything but even that didn't seem right. She walked out on her own two feet and trusted Liam all on her own.She unconsciously held unto her still flat stomach protectively "Would they even let me in if I mention the pregnancy?" She took another shaky breath before straightening her back and pressing the doorbell with a shaky finger, nerves a mess.After waiting for a while and getting no reply or even hearing sounds of movements,

The news of her uncle no longer being in the town, hits her a lot more than she had expected, but she had a firm zeal to start all over again. "Mrs James" she called out all of a sudden, "I am going to start Afresh, I'll put the past behind me and charge into the present like never before" she said while holding on to Mrs James hands. "will you help me?" she asked with her eyes all shinning and filled with new founded hope , "of course, that's why I brought you here" Mrs James said as she called out for the girl in uniform that she served then before. she quickly rushed out and was in sight of Divine and Mrs James. "Take her to the back room, give her a uniform and show her what to do" Mrs James said as she gave Divine a reassuring look and stand to leave. " I hope you girls get along just fine, I have somewhere I have to be right now see you later" Mrs James left immediately she was done and it was just Divine and the girl left. "Stand up, we have a lot to do" the girl said rather un

Divine's heart had grown heavy with the weight of her trials, each misfortune compounding upon the last like a relentless storm. She had come to believe that bad luck was her constant companion, a shadow that refused to let her go. It was as if the universe itself had singled her out for suffering.The memories of that fateful drunk night with Mr. James haunted her, leaving scars on her soul that time couldn't erase. From that moment, Divine's life had spiraled further into a nightmare. Mr. James, once a figure of trust, had morphed into a sinister presence that lingered in the corners of her existence. His actions left her feeling violated, helpless, and trapped.Days turned into a haze of dread as Mr. James continued his torment. His unwanted advances, crude remarks, and lecherous touches robbed Divine of her sense of safety. He wielded his power over her like a weapon, a reminder that her vulnerability was his to exploit. And always, the threat of eviction loomed if she dared to sp

I longed for a new beginning as I took a step in that direction. As always, everything felt uncertain. I boarded a train bound for the big city, wondering if I would see a different light or just the same as always...Divine regained consciousness to the rhythmic beeping of the General Vital Sign Monitor. Unfamiliar voices murmured in the background as she slowly opened her eyes. The stark, sterile environment of the hospital room was a stark contrast to the chaos she vaguely remembered. Struggling to piece together her memories, she looked around and saw faces she had never seen before. Panic set in as she recalled the train journey. Instinctively, she tried to reach for her stomach, but her limbs wouldn’t respond. Tears welled up as she feared the worst for her unborn baby, and her thoughts raced to Sarah and her husband David, whom she had just met on the train. The possibility that they might be dead intensified her despair."One misfortune after another," Divine thought, sobbing