ssa's

er one is dead... nothing

sudden way, I attacked him, made him free my hair while falling flatly on his stomach. As I was seated, I trapped both

as my strength could make. He wi

rengths but I haven't lost my sk

g a sh*t wrestle game with him. In between the gap

, daughter of a b

ll kill you in this afterlife first, so you ca

floor. I whirled him around as I bucked up and bounced my butts toward the cab

s butt. pinning my knees against his waist, I wrapped the cable around his nec

, Lissa!' My inst

ed out a syringe from his pocket. But as my legs trappe

was real life...

ot abduc

is hand with the other hand. The syringe fled across the floor. However, my hands

stomach. His punches felt as

That was why I felt weak and every

But I pulled him back from his other hand, strangling it

t like a hu

as I know what it meant for me if

land on the floor but his hands struggled with my hands as he reach

hen his attempt failed, he started struggling to free hi

kill hi

rring, my hands loosened on him

his neck soundly. He laughed at me like a psychopathic man and res

body. My hand drifted to my ne

jected me when

ently and passed

*

y vision was still blurred so I nudged my head to both sides

same man. He was sitting opposite me but very

so ir

ime with both hands spread apart to two poles while making me sit on the floor. Likewise, my le

soaked in my blood which

ghed hilariously. And his filthy hand grabbed my

hing but

e knotting with hatred. He laughed wickedly, nudging my he

in my mouth upon his face. However, tha

"You are just booming like the sound made from an

spit blood on

d down like a lifeless flower when he stopped hitting me. Now, I could barely breathe through. Wh

hrew a kick at the man, it crushed him to the ground. I trie

was

ldie face startled me to the core. I could feel his grief and the depth of hurt in them. He

defend himself.

touch her?!!

oice got me startled. Was

d relaxed as he squelched

both pain and warmth. I raised my brows to see if I could

ecked co

ied to see who he was but my vision was too blurred to recogniz

ed out to him with my last breath,