Dumped in the Mountains as a Plaything
Simply because I upset my adopted younger brother, Owen White, my older sister, Quinn White, and my wife, Elaine Sinclair, banish me to a remote mountain village as punishment. Before she leaves, Elaine even gives the villagers money and instructs them to make sure I learn my lesson.
From that day onward, I'm reduced to the villagers' plaything, a punching bag and a tool for their depravity. If I show even the slightest resistance, I receive even more brutal punishment and humiliation.
It takes only three months for me to go from desperately fighting for survival to becoming completely numb and willingly stripping for them.
Then, one day, the village chief, Martha Campbell, storms into my house. Instinctively, I take off my only tattered coat, but she snaps at me, "Put it back on! Ms. Sinclair is here to take you home."
In a daze, I wrap my clothes tightly around myself, a single thought echoing in my mind.
"Do I still have a home?"