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From Servant To Survivor

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 980    |    Released on: 07/07/2025

of my back, a constant, proprietary pressure. Every touch felt like a brand, every polite conversation a new layer of my person

. He would occasionally lean in and whisper something, a reminder of David's leering face or a comment on how convincin

runk mixing with the bile in my stomach. "I need some air," I mumbled to Mar

crossing his face before it was replaced

k deep, gasping breaths, trying to fight back the panic that was clawing at my throat. I splashed cold water on my face, sta

mpose myself, my phone

g. Meet me

ust wanted to go home, to curl up in my bed and pretend thi

r, the tinted windows shielding us from the world. The

said, not looking at me. "You

stared out the window a

It was him. Texting m

ning my apartment. The

y heart pounding. "What? M

dangerously quiet. "Did we not just have

fight draining out o

han a home. It was all glass and chrome and cold, white leather. It was spotless.

leaning spray and a cloth.

I went into the kitchen, my movements stiff and robotic. I sprayed the already g

ne laugh, not the cruel one he used on me. It was the laugh I remembered from

th still in my h

ice soft and warm. "Yeah, the gal

nched. Who was

e corner. He was stretched out on the couch, his feet

u tomorrow," he murmured i

o claimed to be drowning in grief for my sister, was moving on. He was finding h

nt time, a different kitchen. My tiny apartment, years ago, right after college. Emily and I were making pasta, laughing so hard t

d said, her eyes shining. "We

e phone, she was living the life that should have been my sister'

hed me, his happy mood gone, replaced by the familiar coldness.

said, not looking up f

thin me. Maybe this was it. Maybe I had passed h

ut, just as my hand

urn

s finally meeting mine, cold and

uffed out by his

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From Servant To Survivor
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“"I'm resigning." The words felt heavy on my tongue, the crisp white envelope a symbol of escape. My HR director, bless her kind heart, urged me to reconsider, yet I walked away, my steps measured, a desperate fight against the urge to shatter the office's perfect silence. Instead of going down, I went up-to Mark Johnson' s office. Tech mogul. My sister Emily's ex-fiancé. The man who owned my life. I whispered, "I can' t do this anymore." His mocking reply: "Did you forget the debt you owe?" He revealed the horrifying depths of his revenge, convinced my father murdered Emily and that I, Chloe, must atone for it. He called me a "substitute," a "punishment," claiming Emily was his songbird, caged by him. Now, I was his new bird, and this time, "the cage has no door." Humiliation after humiliation, I became his personal maid, scrubbing his pristine apartment while he spoke to a new woman, happily planning a future that should have been Emily' s. Then came the bridal shop, Jessica Carrington, Mark's radiant fiancée, a diamond sparkling on her finger. "I said yes," she declared, and Mark's triumphant gaze met mine over her shoulder. Jessica, eyes cold and sharp, warned me to disappear, claiming Mark was burdened by me. She also revealed a chilling truth: "He has a tracker on your phone." Trapped, I endured endless nights of servitude, my dignity eroding, until one night, in the back of his town car, Mark kissed me-a furious, violating act-then abandoned me in the pouring rain. A dream of Emily, calling to me to be free, sparked a fragile hope. I walked into his office, ready to break free, but his knowing smirk and a chilling whisper reminded me, "The cage has no door." Then, at the bridal shop, Jessica's staged fall led to Mark's hand flying across my face, a slap that shattered everything inside me. The last shred of my misplaced loyalty, my fear, my shame-it all broke. I walked out, pulling the tracker-laden phone from my purse, and threw it into the nearest trash can. I was free.”
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