Ignite me (A collection of Short Stories)
Then he left, the door locking again.
I hate you!!. I repeated it every hour, every minute, clinging to it like a lifeline. But hate is a fragile thing, especially when isolation creeps in. The mansion was silent most days, except for the distant murmuring of his men. They brought me clothes, beautiful silky dresses that clung to my curves, lingerie I refused to wear at first. Books appeared on the nightstand, meals prepared to what I might like. It was all part of his game, I knew. He wants to soften me, break me without lifting a finger.