Daydreaming Nightmares

ah

clutched her blanket close to her heart, s

r her husband but found

as never around anymore. Not that it

bed. Her eyes wander to the digit

said 3:06 am

s now and she could still remember that day like it was yesterday. She could

d. She lashed out with all the anger and hatred in her heart. Attacking them with visions of their worst nightmare. For a few minut

bout her father or where she could possibly go in a world she

r and took her in, later making her marry his grandson so she could get a

his family was around. He only touched her when he'd run out of wom

r was, nothing like the late grandp

was with her around his family was the real him. She just hasn't un

eep anytime soon, she decided to prepare

d attended this pretentious party for eve

a night that always left her emotionally drained and physically exhausted. Her husband was no help e

the man who saved her, had taken her in. He did his best to fatten her up because she wa

t everything she ate. After she confessed her love for strawberries, he m

hed she

c. So only tonight while standing close to the buffet table, she could eat as many strawberr

thought, she s

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chatted up old friends, business associates and possible

suits that screamed money and power, women in gowns that screamed royal

ardly tell t

weet juice exploded in her mouth. Now this was wonderful,

ased in amount. Coincidence or not, she couldn't tell. But she was grateful. Now

pped straight. She looked above his head, though she could see through th

beauti

a whee

pish smile as she passed the platter contai

ome? I did not m

ushed it back and relaxed into

someone give a damn ab

I love strawberries

ys simply and s

she asks su

e knows what he's gesturing to"pretty obvious the way you were wo

blush deepe

O'R

rushing to her feet. Nearly knocking ove

y chain of companies. The most sought after investor and partne

't realise..." She began b

see the annoyance in his eyes bu

asking it

e in a long time" he says then wheels away in his high-t

for a while. She'd spoken cas

and would