THE MAFIA'S SLAVE

CHAPTER ONE

"It was a sunny day, and the breeze was light and warm. I was out walking in the park, enjoying the fresh air and the sound of the birds singing in the trees. It was a perfect day, and I was in a good mood. But little did I know, my life was about to take a turn for the unexpected." My life had always been hard. I grew up in a poor family, with barely enough food to eat and barely enough clothes to wear. My parents did their best, but it was never enough. And then, one day, they made a decision that changed my life forever. They sold me into slavery."

"I was sold to a wealthy man who lived in a large house in the city. At first, I thought my life would be better there. But I soon learned that my new life would be full of hardship and pain. The man was cruel and demanding, and he treated me like a servant, not a person. I was forced to work long hours, with little food or rest. And if I ever made a mistake, I was punished severely."

"One day, as I was cleaning the house, I saw a group of girls come in through the front door. They were about my age, and they looked as tired and hungry as I felt. I wondered where they had come from, and what they were doing in the house. But I was too afraid to ask any questions. I knew that any disobedience would be punished, and I didn't want to risk it."

I wondered where they had come from, and why they looked so unhappy. I was curious, but I knew better than to ask questions. The last time I had spoken out of turn, I had been severely punished. I was determined not to make the same mistake again."

"As I watched the girls, I noticed one of them crying quietly in the corner. I felt a sudden urge to comfort her, but I knew it would be a mistake. The man who owned the house would not tolerate any sign of weakness. I watched as the girl was led away by one of the servants, and I wondered what would become of her. I tried to put her out of my mind, but I couldn't stop thinking about her."

"Days went by, and I saw the girl again. She was standing in the corner of the room, looking scared and alone. I wanted to reach out to her, but I knew I couldn't. I felt a deep sense of empathy for her, and I wished I could do something to help. But I was trapped, just like she was. And then, one day, the impossible happened. The girl spoke to me."

"The girl looked at me with pleading eyes. 'Please, you have to help me,' she said. 'The man who owns this house is a very dangerous man. He's already sold me to a billionaire, and I don't want to go with him. I'm scared of what he'll do to me. Please, you have to help me escape.' I hesitated, not sure what to do. On the one hand, I didn't want to get involved. But on the other hand, I couldn't stand the thought of the girl being harmed. I had to help her."

"The girl and I sat in the room, trying to come up with a plan. We knew we had to be careful, and we needed to be smart. We decided that our best bet was to escape through the roof. It was risky, but it was our only chance for the roof."