MARRIED UNTIL MONDAY.

A'S

f the palace of a house. I ducked out,

fate. I had left the house without ask

nd held my

or our little Christabel." I whispered

marble, and the twine beads I wore shimm

to my room. I needed a se

dn't blame him; he had lost a huge deal, and I kept urging him to

I were to climb these 25 stairs without fainting. It all seemed good and healthy, but once I

een three

, he

eemed

s close to the stairs,

sn't the usual dreaded aura. This was different. The wind was dense, h

I pulled it open. A scream spilled o

o, correct

increased, mixing with the poisoned air. My b

e, on our matrimonial bed, naked and s

ides c

ted while the whore wrapped her legs around

o voice out my sorrows, but I c

ued to the floor. I shook, trembling at the

ign on her ankle. It was a little sna

o... no..

ough; I wouldn't take anoth

od, p

leasure, and her long black hair fe

gers pierc

il. S

my own

almost choked on nothing; t

ed. "...It can't be, I... I... it must be a dream. I...

raid that I might scatter if

I retreated, my legs kept pulling me back until I mustered the courage to

t the stairs. A scream erupted from my throat as I rolled

ly my lower abdomen. I screamed more; t

my..

grew limp, my head surged with pain. Slowl

o..

ched with my blood. My insides twisted painf

p... please." I cried, pain

heard my sister

e... h

baby.

eas

d so hard. I couldn't lose her,

ple

save m

my innoc

d blood poured out of me like a spring at the mouth of a

Please.

the pain that stabbed my intestine

gency Medical Services. How can we hel

ase... my ba

where ar

struggling with the darkness. "C

ance to your location, ma'am. M

d into darkness, with my hands clutched on

ain

and I shut them as the bright light struck my eyes. I

reaching for my stomach. I touched it, look

by...

my gaze to the man who beamed a

child." His smile vanished, replaced with a

ad a placenta

child??" I

m your uterus. I'm sorry,

words snatched my

tears flooded my cheeks. "What do you mean by th

lasting me into insanity. My hands clenched the sheet as I nodded crazily,

I...

'am

choed through the room. "I... I..." I laughed harder,

d into cries. I screamed so loud the bed I sat on ra

s flew freely as I cried harder, curl

areful, if only I had not

image resurfaced in my pain. My teeth chat

stards didn't st

ze the formalities. I sat like a doll as the doctors spoke, giving wa

e to lose. My palm itched, I felt

ed if I weren't drained,

ched for my belly, which was empty. I really lost her. Just this morning, I wove dr

; she is gone." My

we have

d, threatening to fail me. My stomach stil

ny second. My gaze met the maids, who were too

l, pushing m

lled, their gaze snapped t

k suit, the devil, my dearest husband, stepped closer, looking like he wouldn't hurt a fly; he had his

oed, a mocking smile

mumbled as his smile de

was a

otic

..

e. You really should know you

't recoil in fear. I stood, st

his cufflinks like nothing had happened.

ine evening, yet I did my best. I endured all the insults, the hu

tupid

karma?" I asked,

your head." He s

Quietly, I walked o

t when it reeked of her, it reek

had slammed these in my face three months ago, threatening to

econd before I scribbled my signatu

ling my suitcase out of the hell of a house, still clad in the hospital we

will get what's

, my three-year ma