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Finding Freedom In A Small Town

Chapter 6 

Word Count: 888    |    Released on: 17/12/2025

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ed from Adam's cold gaze to the medical team, impassive in their white uniforms, th

here? In front of everyone?" My voice wa

to disgrace the Mercado name, Aubrey. Now. Take them off. And where e

enore, perhaps, with her poisoned whispers. She must have spread rumors a

terated, my voice gaining a desperate edge.

would allow you to stay out all night without contacting me. So, if you weren' t with a friend, where were you? And why are you so r

edded to pieces. Slowly, my hands shaking uncontrollably, I began to unbutton my blouse. Each button felt like an act of self-betrayal, a concession to his c

pectators. I closed my eyes, a single tear escaping, tracing a pat

ical kit in hand, Adam' s voice, sharp an

trembling form. Then, to my utter shock, he waved his hand

uickly gathered their equipment and retreated, leaving Adam and

urned, holding it out to me. His face was unreadable. "Dress yourself, Aubrey," he sa

use and quickly covered myself. My skin felt raw, exposed,

. "Did you hear? Adam forced Aubrey to submit to a physical inspection! In front of everyone!" "Pr

um now, incapable of reaching the core of my newfound resolve. It was a clear confir

Under "Escape Fund," I added a

emotions swirling in a chaotic eddy. In my half-sleep, I felt a familiar weight beside me on the bed. A

name escaping my lips like

o was that, Aubrey?" Adam's voice was sharp, a sudd

rage, his breath hot against my cheek. "N-no one," I stammered,

he roared, shaking

Adam, please!" I plead

ain, not with passion, but with a desperate, crushing force, as if to reassert his ownership, to erase the name that had slipped from my lips. His teeth grazed m

y ear, was almost lost in the darkness.

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“I was a billionaire's trophy wife, but when I fell ill, I had to beg my husband, Adam, for fifty dollars just to buy tampons. He refused, humiliating me for mismanaging my meager allowance. Minutes later, my phone lit up with photos of him on a yacht, gifting his ex-girlfriend a five-million-dollar necklace. The messages from other wives were brutal: "Poor Aubrey. Always second best." He had forbidden me from working, from having any independence, calling me an "ornament." I was a possession he'd bought, worth less than the jewelry he gave another woman. The humiliation burned hotter than any fever. He controlled my life, but he wouldn't control my escape. Standing drenched in the rain, I made a decision. If money was freedom, I would earn it myself. I pushed open the heavy door to The Velvet Lounge, a high-end club where secrets were sold and fortunes were made. My new life was about to begin.”
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