Dreaming Freedom Chapter 1 Novels & Stories

CHAPTER 55 – BREAKING CHAINS Althea’s POV There are moments when you don’t hear the chains until they loosen. For years, I thought freedom would feel like relief. Like breathing after being underwater too long. Like a door swinging open. I was wrong. Freedom felt like fear. It came to me slowly, creeping in during the quiet hours of the night after Samantha’s threat, after Damian’s cold resolve, after Darius’s protective fury. It arrived when the noise finally faded and I was left alone with one unbearable truth:

The way silence fell in certain parts of the house. I was blind, yes. But I wasn’t helpless. Every sound was a map. Every scent, a signal. Every vibration, a warning. I had learned this house better than anyone. Better than him. And one day, it would be the thing that set me free. That thought was enough to steady me. Freedom. It seemed impossible, like sunlight through stone. But I could still imagine it. What would it feel like? To breathe air that didn’t smell like dust and blood. To walk without pain in my leg. To lift my face to the sky and feel warmth, not the sting of cold shadows.

“And I always will.” She smiled, a smile that came from somewhere deep inside her. “We’re finally free,” she said softly. “Free to start over. To build something real.” He brushed a strand of hair from her face, his thumb stroking her cheek. “A new chapter,” he agreed. “No more shadows, no more lies. Just us.” She nodded, her heart steady and full. “Just us,” she echoed. As they drifted into sleep, the city lights shimmered outside—soft and golden, like the promise of a new dawn. Nia felt no fear, no doubt. Only the warmth of the man beside her and the quiet certainty that whatever the future held, they would face it together.

I pulled the hood lower and shut my eyes, pressing the letter to my chest. If I failed, this wouldn’t just cost me my freedom. It would cost him his life. And that thought, more than any, kept me lying still as the cart rattled into the night. By the time the torches of the palace faded behind me, I dared a breath I hadn’t realized I’d been holding. I was free. For now. But freedom was only the beginning.

His words tumbled out in a torrent, a desperate attempt to shield me from the darkness that lurked within him. I could feel the anguish in his voice, a pain that masqueraded as fury, a cry that echoed through the chambers of his heart as he beheld my countenance frozen in terror, my eyes wide with a mixture of fear and disbelief, my very soul recoiling in horror. "I'm free..." I whispered, the words tasting like honey and ash on my lips. "Free from slavery, a wish I could only dream of, and now it's given to me... my freedom."

“ Honestly it's creepy to stay in this place I know that We have not really been together but then I still remember everything that you like and that is why I'm telling you that if you're missing him, all you have to do is say the word” “ I don't know Jada, I've always longed for this freedom and I've always wanted to be very far away from him, but now that I have gotten it, it seems as though I want something else and not just Freedom. this freedom given to me was given to me on a platter of gold, and I should be happy but then each time, I keep staring at his picture and even when I try to hide it, I just keep thinking about him, my heart aches and my hand itches for him to pick up my phon

I can’t waste my time so you can go now” I wipe my tears again and look up at the stars after remembering my life back then. My life is so suffocating makes me hard to breathe always. There’s a time that I’m just waiting for the miracle to make my dream come true. My dream is not to be a businesswoman or anything. My only dream is to be free. A freedom that I’m finding until I reach for it.... I drink all the coffee in my cup because It’s getting cold already. I forgot that I have a coffee and I just remember it when I took a glance at the table.

"It's normal that Mr. Alpha doesn't know." At that point, I didn't hesitate anymore. I picked Nora up and turned to leave. This time, Larry didn't come after me. He stood frozen in place. His gaze was still on our backs like he wanted to say something, but he never said a word in the end. I didn't look back. Instead, I handed over the signed application form to the elder at the administration center and left. Then, I carried Nora in my arms as we got into the train that would take us to the airport for our flight to the Neutral Zone.

I could be free. The word had lost its shape somewhere in the last four days. I'd spent the entire book of my life chasing it, freedom, a clean life, out from under my father's shadow and my mother's abandonment and every powerful man's assumption that I was a thing to be moved around a board. And now I had it in my hand, forty-one dollars of it, one gate away, and it tasted exactly like the coffee I'd been nursing for an hour: burnt, and cheap, and nothing at all like the thing the word had promised when I was seventeen and swearing I'd never need anyone.

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