Friday, June 1, 2012

Chapter Three


As she walked up to the fallen log they used as a step, her hands shook.

The rough rope scratched her skin and she knew she would be wearing turtlenecks and scarves for days.

But as the noose tightened around her delicate throat, cutting off the precious oxygen she needed…the rush took over. 

In the darkness of the deprivation, she couldn’t remember how it felt when her mother walked out on them…leaving her alone with her father.

Here there was just the struggling wheeze of her breath and the high.

By the time the noose slipped free…

She was unconscious.

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