lie's

m couch when the loud banging on

the door to unlock it, and found Fr

he was joking, but he was dead serious as he scooped me up

struggled to break free from his

ted me, and captured my lips with h

as his wife. He only ate my food because he complained that he didn't like fast food-they didn't cook i

excited that my husband was finally making love to me, but I knew Franklin wasn't in his ri

ould have left him when I had the opportunity. Frank's parents didn't like me-even

late to me, as they disapproved o

who smiled at me and ate my food happily whenever he came to see Franklin on weekends. But Franklin

ut he wouldn't-he would remind me that he was the one who provided the money to purchase th

a prostitute-the same name my mother had been called. I had seen her once after I married Franklin. My mother

that to me. But I explained that Fran

ad to take care of me and give me money for her. But I let my mother know that Fran

nd advised me to divorce Franklin. She said I was beautiful enough

glared at me at the altar, not wanting

o be spend the rest of my life with him, but he didn't trust

y on me. He thrust into me so hard on the bed, m

t the night until he reached his clima

been so long since Franklin and I had done it. I couldn't remember that night three years ago because of the

p with her. Why couldn't she have been patient and wa

d and left me to suffer the

from Amelia's actions, and I kne

phone from the shelf, managing to

10 p.m., and now it was midnight.

a, but I was so enraged t

o my husband??" My anger was evi

?! You shameless prostitute and bastard! What

ome acting under the influence of whatever you gave him. Do not think Franklin won't f

nklin. You know what you fed him before I came to your house. So st

ared what his anger would lead to. Franklin hadn't beaten me up before,

de to me for the first time, an

gh I loved how hot Franklin had been in bed-if only he had done it with a

bathroom, went into the close

te nightdress, I moved o

because Franklin hadn't given m

out, his father said he must take me along. When we arrived, Franklin said this bedr

ut Franklin had never m

ed to avoid me, but most times, I lied to him that I was sca

eep. The next morning, I awoke,

now if he was alright. However, h

hat if anything went wrong with Franklin, I would be in

m water and a small handtowel to wipe his forehead an

ten to his heartbeat. Franklin was still b

call the family doctor and see if I