Stolen From My Husband
ah through the narrow alley behind the house, his grip tight on her wrist. Every gl
us here?" Sarah asked, her v
m a streetlamp flickered, casting shadows on his face as he opened the passenger side door for her. "We
ut there was no turning back. Aaron's presence was still
her legs. Ethan slammed the door shut and quickly got into the driver's seat. The engine ro
at had just happened. She had finally left, but now the weight of that decision was beginnin
She opened her mouth to speak, but the words didn't come. What could she say? That they were going t
voice sharp but soft. "We'll be fine. Just
ng. "What if he finds us?" she whis
s flashed with something dark. "Aaron doesn't give up. But I'll make su
lieve him. She nee
e roads became narrower, the surroundings unfamiliar. They were headed into the w
, casting long shadows across the dirt path. The world outside felt distant, distant enough to make Sarah feel l
rt of the forest. It wasn't much, but it would have to do. Ethan slowed t
xhaling a breath he didn
heart pounding in her chest. The reality of everything that had happened-the flig
?" she asked quietly, he
a flicker of uncertainty. "We have to keep our
o help her. The cool night air hit her face, grounding her in
w across the room. But despite the comfort, the tension in Sarah's chest didn't ease. She still fe
asses from a cabinet. "Do you want something to drink?" he asked, his voice s
ered, sinking into an armchair by the fire. "I thought leaving wou
er to her, crouching in front of the chair. "You wil
all the noise in her head quieted.
doesn't know this place, and that's our advantage. If
ething inside her screamed that Aaro
there was
on her knees. "We're going to get through this. I wo
. "What if it's not enough
eady, but his eyes betrayed his own fear. He didn't have the
ath, wiping her eyes.
e in this together. And we're get
ne in this. But she couldn't shake the feeling that esca
ever came next, they would face it together. But there was still one thin
run forev