Shattered Hearts Collapsed Lies

Sarah Wright was five when her world crumbled. The car accident that claimed her parents left her at the mercy of her uncle, James Wright, and his wife Patricia. Instead of finding comfort in family, she found herself abandoned at Grace Wood Orphanage, watching through tear-stained windows as they drove away with triumphant smiles on their faces, Sarah felt a pang of pain, and her tears seemed to flow endlessly. Her uncle, who had always been her friend while her parents were alive, turned out to be an enemy overnight.

What was supposed to be her inheritance-her father's technology empire, Wright Innovations was taken away from her by her uncle and his wife, who abandoned her in an orphanage.

Three years later, they returned. Not out of love, but to acquire a free servant. Sarah spent her days cleaning their mansion, enduring Patricia's cruel remarks about her worthlessness. Her only solace was secretly reading business magazines, learning about the empire that should have been hers through papers.

Then came that night-on one of the days she worked as a bar attendant in a restaurant very close to her uncle's mansion, the VIP customer she attended to that night took advantage of her. He raped her!!!

He was drunk, the drink made his vision blur. At that moment all he saw was a beautiful young lady standing in front of him. Sarah, who was standing in a corner of the room, saw him stagger while trying to stand from his seat. She ran to him and asked, "Sir, are you okay?" But before she could process what was happening, she found herself struggling under his tight grip. She wailed and cried out for help, but there was no one nearby to save her, even if there were anyone around, no one would hear her voice from outside. Please don't do this, don't hurt me, but all her pleas fell on deaf ears, He was under the influence of alcohol. Her cries and his groans filled the private room. She detested the day she was born.

Adjusting her dress, she ran out of the private room and hurried towards the dressing room, where she cried her eyes out, her soft muffle was heard, and she cried in unbearable pain, the pain of losing her pride to a total stranger, the pain that comes with how he mishandled her. She was losing her mind, 'Why me? She asked, directing the question to no particular person.

The following months were filled with memories that were hard to forget, Sarah could no longer concentrate at work, she was always in deep thought, and her only friend, Beth, whom she had always been close to and her confidant, took notice of her, and could not help but worry. Sarah has always been a joyful young lady regardless of what life throws at her, but these days she's more of a shadow of herself.