Novel & Cerita Broken By Evelyn Miller

I was pinned ruthlessly against the floor, my face pressed flat against the freezing ceramic tiles. A sharp, sickening crack echoed through the room, immediately followed by a wave of white-hot, blinding agony. My limbs were completely shattered. My teeth bit straight through my bottom lip as blood and tears mingled into a chaotic mess on the floor. I lay there completely paralyzed like a heap of broken flesh, lacking even a single shred of strength left to struggle. Victoria used the tip of her designer shoe to contemptuously kick my face. "Still want to run your mouth?" I parted my lips, a heavy stream of blood pooling out across my chin. Panting heavily to catch a pocket of air, I fought

I was an elite sniper in the special forces, and my best friend was a brilliant sniper too. She died after enduring unimaginable torture when she was captured while covering my escape. The military's top brass and her father, a general, demanded that I reveal the truth about that mission so they could honor her as a fallen hero. However, in front of everyone, I claimed I could not remember a thing. Her father was so enraged that he vomited blood on the spot. My comrades called me a coward and a traitor. Just when I was about to be sent before a military court, my fiancé, Sean Lawson, stood against the opposition and saved me. He promised to take me away from all the trouble. However, the

I remembered exactly what Adrian told me about showing fear, and I pulled the cold, dead-eyed mask he used directly onto my own face. Evelyn smiled, but it was incredibly bitter. "He has a very specific way of breaking a woman down, doesn't he? He is entirely too intense. But I suppose a young girl like you wouldn't know the difference between being loved and being handled." "Do you need something, Professor Miller?" I asked, my voice completely flat and entirely devoid of emotion. She ignored the question. She leaned in a little closer, lowering her voice so the students at the neighboring tables couldn't hear her.

Evelyn tried to block me, but I shot back at her, "How are you going to handle the fallout when everyone saw her deliver a stillborn?" Evelyn clammed up fast. As I walked away, I caught her reflection in the wall, sneakily making a call. That was probably to Sean. However, Sean had just taken a nasty fall down the stairs. He was sprawled out, unable to move, nursing what had to be a broken arm or leg. That wimp, too scared to even deal with a little pain, would not be picking up the phone. Bennett and his mom gave me suspicious looks as I walked out of the operating room, still pregnant.

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The silence was only broken when her phone rang and she saw it was Inna. The tears she had been holding back finally fell, and she quickly switched off her phone, before burying her face in her knees and crying her eyes out. That night, as she prepared to go to bed, Zeenah came to a sudden realization of something she had been denying. But it was already too late to make amends now. Abubakar was slowly breaking her into bits and pieces. The deed had been done.

Forever. ------------ She had picked up a coat and scarf and rushed madly from the flat that black and bitter hour of revelation... When she really had come face to face with the grim truth. Jeremy... Her adored Jeremy whom she had defended to the last breath... Was a shallow, selfish, irresponsible person. He had never loved her... Only wanted her, for as long as she had seemed physically attractive to him. At the last fence he had failed in the most despicable fashion. He had not even shown concern for her or interest in his own child. He had lashed out, furiously conscious that a very grave responsibility had been put on his shoulders... And he had shaken it off like a snarling animal, wh

My reflection on the mirror said everything about how I was feeling. It wasn't always easy to appear all strong and unbothered when deep down I was already dying inside. It hurts knowing that everything was a lie. There was no love from the beginning, there was nothing to hold unto, and realizing that I had nothing now sent chills down my spine. My mind flew back to how everything started, how I met Jade and how she introduced me to Rodrigo. It was a normal morning when my name was announced over the speakers that I was to appear to the principal's office. It felt completely strange having the principal send for me, but summoning courage, I made my way to the office where I got the worst new

I blurted. He laughed bitterly. “Why is that, right? Do whatever it takes, Hernandez. She ran after you so many times, it's time for you to break a sweat too.” “You're buying," he pointed to the glasses and left. I stood there drinking and remembering the night everything started to go wrong. The night I broke Sofia's heart for the first time and all the other times I did it again and again over the years. Yeah, maybe I really needed to make things right.

Ethan didn't dodge. Stepping forward, Brent separated Everly from Ethan. "Please calm down, Ms. Hilton. Things have turned out like this, but Mr. Miller never wanted it to happen. "It was Mrs. Miller herself who chose this path. Mr. Miller is already sad enough as it is." Everly couldn't hold it in. With tears running down her face, she howled, "You jerk. Liv was already recovering, but you must've provoked her again. Liv is so unlucky to have met you."