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The Unwanted Daughter's Reckoning

Chapter 4 

Word Count: 716    |    Released on: 11/06/2025

rition, the constant stress, it a

afford to lose. Dark circ

frame became a

a particularly grueling shift, I

ut the cost of Kevin's upc

f dizziness hit me

t through my abdomen, so i

ch, and dropped the plates.

jumping up. "Look what you've d

I doubled over, naus

"My stomach... it h

e, her face contor

w? Faking it to get out o

you pregnant? Is that it? S

so vile, so reminiscent of her taunts

ripping with malice. "Is that where your money's

The pain was unbearable. I collapsed on

I begged, "I

for doctors every time you get

ed at me on the floor, then at the broken pl

s all

da said dismissively. "Prob

en David started to look a little uneasy.

ick, Brenda," he said, a rare n

ou're paying for the doctor's visit and those plates

y. Every bump in the road se

ng about how inconvenient this was, how I

s a "troubled girl" prone to "drama

weak to de

d someone wo

saw me quickly. Her kind eyes registered

ion and some tests, th

contaminated food, and she's suffering from severe malnu

The word hun

ed the old, faded bruises on my arms, the fresh ones o

ession t

tepped away to argue with an admissions cle

. I couldn't speak, jus

ssed into a thin line. "

-induced haze, I vaguely heard a ne

er Mi

Brenda and David, h

"legal consequences," "investigatio

rn. "Officer, we had no idea it was this serious. We love

ent, her face

of something I hadn't felt in a

. But maybe, just

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The Unwanted Daughter's Reckoning
The Unwanted Daughter's Reckoning
“I woke up staring at the familiar water-stained ceiling of my teenage bedroom. My SAT scores and a local community college acceptance letter sat on my desk, marking the day I was supposed to fill out college applications. Just weeks after high school graduation, this was it. Except, it wasn't just a day. It was the day. The starting point of a previous life filled with relentless hunger, brutal beatings, and my family' s chilling neglect. A life that led, eventually, to my agonizing death. I remembered everything: my mother Brenda' s venomous hate, my father David' s chilling indifference, and my brother Kevin' s endless demands. I remembered the pregnancy, my mother's deliberate cruelty, letting me bleed out until it was too late. I died. A loud bang on the door shattered the quiet. "Sarah! Get those damn applications filled out!" Brenda's voice, a dreadful screech, tried to drag me back into the nightmare. The old fear coiled, sharp and cold, but the memory of my death and lost child burned hotter. Not this time. I would not live that life again. Unsteady on my feet, I walked to the door. "I'm not going to community college," I declared, my voice surprisingly steady. "I'm applying to a four-year university. A good one. Far away." This time, I would save myself.”
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