Cane's Obsession; Vanessa's Predicament

met. You are a mons..." Cane shuts her up w

u?" He drags her by the h

e screams in

intention of stopping at any moment, she raises her leg a

ly let go as he went down on h

ed her but so blinded by love, she ignored all the cautions and pieces of advice and cont

g bag as it went from being a once-in-a-while thing to a frequ

ren yet. There was no way a child would come int

ough the woods as fast as her legs could carry, Cane

screams "Come back here!" "

r pace, and Cane was

e maintains her speed as she knows what Cane would do if he finally c

e woods and that makes him even angrier, it is as if an ang

inflict so much pain on her' "Maybe next time she'll think twic

abs it and slams it against a nearby tree, breaking off a sharp metal edge. The

ith rage, pain, and a sense of loss, he wishes to 'gra

ough stone. Immediately she covers her mouth with her right hand realizing her scream

is in severe pain. She gets to her feet and continues runnin

e he turns his head to note where her scream

o. She spots a nearby cabin, then climbs in through a window quickly and quie

in and sees the cabin, he walks to

ffs the air, trying to percei

anessa!!!!" "Vanessa!!" He maintains his pitch and then goes on to say "You're my Wife, you'll a

ng a peek at Cane through a small window but gets scared and mistakenly hits the metal kettle close to h

of the cabin but is stopped by an el

u to my home? Why are you holding such a sharp piece in your hand

asks while pointing at

do," the old

for my wife

in the past decade yet you ac

ot know you, I do not have any business with you, and I surely do not care who you've been with, in the la

oks away as Ca

and chose to escape through a big window wh

the window and quickly runs back out through the front door, grabb

essa as he violently throws

pain, she watches as he advances toward her, and then she cr

ers as he approaches in total silence, wiggling the me

ot hurt me, I'll behave next time," she

and how far we've come," "I was angry, that was why I ran a

to inflict pain on her, vehemently s

ound to dodge Cane's killer swing as s

decided to go for a

inches closer, a bone-chilling h

neck and goes a