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I felt my stomach aching me all of a sudden and everywhere around me was making me feel suffocated. “I came here with hope that my mom would understand me and help me but I was wrong. That man constantly abused me. Physically! Mentally! Emotionally! There's nothing he didn't do to make me less of myself. To see myself as someone worthless. That man has broken me momma. And you still want me to stay with him. Just tell me the truth momma. I can handle it.” Mom gave me a confused look. “What truth?”

It was the divorce agreement signed by Zach. He left just four words. "I'm sorry. Take care." I heard that after he signed the papers, he completely broke down and needed sedation. He'd wake up crying, shouting both Shawn's name and mine, before spiraling into madness, only to be sedated again. After a ton of painful surgeries, Zach finally wrapped up his treatment for the acid burns, and the Sorensens sent him to a psychiatric hospital. I ran into him again later. By then, I had started a new chapter in my life and had a lovely, well-behaved daughter. I took my daughter to visit Shawn's grave, and she was holding lilies.

He paused and I could feel the beast inside me was fully awake by now. “Everyone is waiting for the time to see you broken one more time. Just like how my girl turned you to be a useless and powerless man. She will leave you like how your family did. No one can protect her, not even you even though people claimed you as the most powerful mafia. You will fail this, miserably.” I punched his face non-stop and the blood spewed from his mouth and nose. “I won’t allow it. It will not happen that way.” I enunciated each word, at the same time I make a promise to myself.

But watching the wreckage of his choices—watching a child nearly pay the price for his lies—snapped the last fragile thread holding my faith together. A man who risks his child doesn’t deserve my understanding. A man who lies while others bleed doesn’t deserve my love. Trust doesn’t break loudly. It breaks quietly, completely. I walk beside Vance, my steps steady, my face calm. I don’t feel numb—I feel clear. Pain fades when certainty takes its place. I will never trust Andrew again. Not with my heart. Not with my loyalty. Not with the version of myself that once believed in him. And love? Love doesn’t end in screams.

The enormity of my actions and the resulting grief cast a shadow over my soul, and I swore that I would never again allow myself to love or be loved. As I ran, the memories of my mother's gentle touch and my sister's infectious laughter faded into the distance, replaced by the overwhelming guilt and shame that would come to define my existence. At that moment, I became Jason the Broken, a man forever haunted by the tragic consequences of a single, devastating night.

I remember thinking that if I was going to be owned by anyone, let it be the man I love… So I went back, I made that deal, and he took me in his arms and tried to make me feel safe, I gave in at first, believing that he could protect me, that no matter what my father threatened to do, he would be by my side, but then, as he was worshiping my body, the pictures begun to change, and instead of my Nate, my Nathaniel, I saw another Nathaniel, I saw my father, once again taking advantage of me, I stiffened, and he whispered in my ear… “Hush, Baby…” I open my eyes… Broken… I feel…broken… I think as I lay down on the mattress, staring at the dark and cracked ceiling, silent tears making their path

By the time I stepped outside the building, King and Giselle were already waiting near the front steps. "You look like you've been through a war," King said the moment he saw me. "I feel like it." I sighed. "Come on. I'll buy you coffee." He chuckled. "I'm broke." King raised an eyebrow. "Since when?" I hesitated for the briefest moment. Since this morning, when Ryan had thrown me out of his car before school and I'd been too embarrassed to admit I barely had enough money left to get through the week. Instead, I shrugged. "I... lost my money." The lie came easier than I wanted it to.

"I saw what my wedding night would be. What my life would become. I saw myself broken, brutalized, knowing it would never stop. That this was my existence now, trapped in a cycle of abuse with no escape. So I ran. I grabbed what I could carry and I ran, because s taying meant dying slowly. Maybe not physically—Garrett's too careful for that—but dying nonetheless." "Your prophetic visions aren't evidence," Garrett said coldly, his voice cutting through the chamber. "They're convenient justification for breaking promises. Self-serving fiction." "Then explain the injuries," Elena said, standing with medical documentation in hand. "I examined Meera thoroughly when she arrived at Freedomborn. Doc

I had not cried when I was beaten and cursed after I returned to the past, but the kindness of a stranger broke me. There were people in this world who cared about me. I needed to be brave enough to move on. I finished the apple slowly, leaned back against the pillow, and unlocked my phone. The top trending story was about a top student brutally abused by her family. The video showed me covered in blood while Jane stood beside me in a spotless white dress. It was a sharp contrast. The reporters always admired talent. They attacked my so-called resurrected parents and described them as villains who sided with their adopted daughter to abuse their own child and steal her achievements.

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