His Promise, Her Prison
stitute was providing until I officially started. So, I found a job at a sm
birthday; I got a bus pass. Kelsey went on shopping sprees in Europe; I worked part-time jobs to buy my
pan when the bell above the door jingled. I
amar
ll, elaborately decorated cake.
e said, his voice soft. "It
smell of coconut made me sick. It was the sc
ch his first company, I had secretly sold a valuable painting my grandmother had left me-the only thing of true value I owned-and anonymously invested the money into his ven
ed," I said,
ked at the dirty dishwater, at my chapped hands. His
ounter. I looked at it, at the perfect swi
, turning back to the sink. It was a s
e tense silence. His expressi
the roof?" he hissed into
's Kelsey. She's at the mansio
ng for understanding. But all I
uld go,"
d, torn. "A
peated, my
aving the pathetic little
ion, another way to pull him away from me and back to her. It was a
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