88: Emily's Pain

Inside the dimly lit warehouse, Emily huddled in a corner, her body racked with exhaustion and despair. Her once vibrant eyes were dull and lifeless, sunken into hollow sockets. Weak and fragile, she cried out into the darkness, her voice barely a whisper as she pleaded for mercy.

"Please," she whimpered, her voice hoarse from thirst. "Let me go. I'll do anything you want, just please, let me go."

But her cries fell on deaf ears, met only with silence as the empty void of the warehouse swallowed her pleas whole. Tears streamed down her cheeks, mingling with the grime and dirt that coated her skin. She was trapped, alone and helpless, a prisoner of Maria Bolton's cruel whims.

Regret gnawed at her insides as she replayed the events that had led to her current predicament. If only she had agreed to Maria's terms when she had the chance. If only she hadn't been so stubborn, so defiant in the face of danger. But now, it was too late. She was paying the ultimate price for her foolish pride.
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