Cum_Inside
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She turned away from him, knuckles clenched so tightly that they blanched as she thought about all that.
Harper remembered being young and full of aspirations. She’d had so many plans. But Cameron squirrelled away all their time and money and wouldn’t let her too far out of his sight. University had been out of the question. She’d tried for a while, received cold silence, and tried one more time when she thought he might be calming down.
The idea of her wanting to get away from him so badly and make something of herself had incited him. He’d hit her for the first time that night, cracked her solidly across the face and left her stunned. Spitting out an order to never mention schooling again, Harper knew that things were only going to get worse. She still couldn’t believe it had happened, shocked and afraid, but she loved this man. So she stayed and said nothing.
His love was more controlling and painful than hers. From then on she lost her ability to say anything right or do anything to please him, trying her best to keep up with meeting his needs. He corralled her into being the perfect domestic servant, never going far but making him money for beer on the evenings she worked. She didn’t know what it was like to have a man actually want her as anything more than a housebitch.
Her shoulders relaxed just a little.
Damon was different. He wasn’t Cameron. He wouldn’t hurt her.
Her words were hushed, ashamed and sad.
“He killed that girl. I know better than to have dreams anymore. I can’t do anything right. I’m not smart enough. I’m useless,” she quoted. “I gave up when he stopped holding back his fists and sharp words. What else could I have done?”
She stood up and it brought her purpled welted backside into full view.
“He gave me this simply because he could. The girl you used to know doesn’t exist anymore — he’s broken her too badly. There’s nothing I have to give you, Damon. Nothing except for pain and I can’t bring myself to make anyone else suffer like I have.”
Harper remembered being young and full of aspirations. She’d had so many plans. But Cameron squirrelled away all their time and money and wouldn’t let her too far out of his sight. University had been out of the question. She’d tried for a while, received cold silence, and tried one more time when she thought he might be calming down.
The idea of her wanting to get away from him so badly and make something of herself had incited him. He’d hit her for the first time that night, cracked her solidly across the face and left her stunned. Spitting out an order to never mention schooling again, Harper knew that things were only going to get worse. She still couldn’t believe it had happened, shocked and afraid, but she loved this man. So she stayed and said nothing.
His love was more controlling and painful than hers. From then on she lost her ability to say anything right or do anything to please him, trying her best to keep up with meeting his needs. He corralled her into being the perfect domestic servant, never going far but making him money for beer on the evenings she worked. She didn’t know what it was like to have a man actually want her as anything more than a housebitch.
Her shoulders relaxed just a little.
Damon was different. He wasn’t Cameron. He wouldn’t hurt her.
Her words were hushed, ashamed and sad.
“He killed that girl. I know better than to have dreams anymore. I can’t do anything right. I’m not smart enough. I’m useless,” she quoted. “I gave up when he stopped holding back his fists and sharp words. What else could I have done?”
She stood up and it brought her purpled welted backside into full view.
“He gave me this simply because he could. The girl you used to know doesn’t exist anymore — he’s broken her too badly. There’s nothing I have to give you, Damon. Nothing except for pain and I can’t bring myself to make anyone else suffer like I have.”