It was hours later, just as the sun was setting, that we left The Stationary and rode the short twenty-minute distance to the gates of Akbur Hills. Electric fences were encircled by thick metal chains adorned with spikes. The entrance was securely shut. Akbur Hills Penitentiary was written on a depressingly half-chopped wooden sign. This is it, I thought to myself, feeling my heart drop to my knees.Damon said, "Stay in the car," but I was already out."No way," I said.With a groan of frustration, he slammed his door shut and said, "Get back inside, now.""No." I shot him a cold look. I could no longer be afraid of him. I wasn't going to let him know how afraid I was of him.With his face inches from mine, he hurried to stand in front of me and asked, "Do you know who I am?" He seemed to shake in anger, as though he had never been forced to repeat himself."I don't care who you are," I pressed. "You said it yourself; you're going to ship me off here after the baby is born, shouldn't
Last Updated : 2025-06-18 Read more