Marry The Ceo Politician
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e from while in prison; I could have killed myself with the prison scissors or
w dollars to spend. By tomorrow, I probably won't have anything left. And then
he bartender, a kind-eyed man, raised an eyebrow as I ordered my third whis
, sweetheart,
uined," I declared, my words slurring slowly. "I j
n softened, then he asked
me." I spat, the words bitter on my tongue, "he said I was nothing to him,
ly. "Sorry to hear that. But you'r
been to hell and back, and I've got nothing to s
you know. We've all been there. But sometimes, you go
my misery. "Well, I'm definite
ot pressed. I stumbled out of my seat, my visio
ed me towards the ladies' room
dn't care. Little did I know I was heading to
was too late. I was already peeing on the floor, unable to
e with shock. I couldn't see him well because of the effect of the drink. I fl
have sex?"
the floor, on my pee for a while before dragging myself up. The toilet smelt like shit – like my li
I cannot remember how I killed her. Yes, the person I killed was a
y didn't even wait for any explanations, the called the police immediately and lo and behold, I
have killed that man. Psychopaths tend to continue their grueso
ychopath." A voic
d stagger my way out of her
round. I tried to protest, but my voice was weak. A man's face loomed in front of me, bu
t th
d, my legs trembling beneath me. He pushed me against a wall, his hands c
asted like salt and pepper, alcohol and meat, mint and cinnamon. I tried to turn away, bu
ered into my mouth and
ings to my body. I haven't felt like this
dn't even muster a scream. His kisses deepened and grew more urgent. I felt like I was drowning, suffocati
hed. His hands moved very fast
I was about to have sex with an unknown man. He could be a lunatic, a homeless ma
's hands moved to remove my last piece of clothing. I felt a shiver run down my spine as he teased me, his finger
of excited the man because he bent his
oice, it was unlike anything I had ever heard, i
ionate. I felt like I was drowning in the depths of his torture, unable to escape the d
Don't
in the darkness. My mind was a jumble of emotions, unsure of what was
da
mercy, I felt him deep in my core,
as floating, disconnected from my body. The only thing that anchored me
I could do was feel, my senses overwhelmed
e last time
red that made me happy. And in the morning, I wouldn