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    Run (7) – Final Chapter

    And I really do think it was pure luck that I kneed him in the groin in all of my struggling. I was even confused when his hands left me, so I could float to the surface again. Once I had, I didn’t even wait to catch my breath or investigate – I swam as fast as I could to the edge for the easiest way out, and fell up the stairs, half choking the whole way.

    “Fuck …” he groaned, his face dipping in the water as he was hunched over in pain. Good. I held onto the rail to help myself up, and on the ground. I couldn’t seem to stop coughing and gasping for air, but I still kept an eye on him. I thought I might throw up.

    I remember thinking I was so cold because I was shaking, but I’m sure it was a consequence of the shock. I had almost died, and as I tried to take deep breaths in, I realized how close I had been to blacking out.

    I don’t remember hearing or seeing him get out of the pool to approach me, but the pain of his kick was undeniable. I fell onto my side, winded again. Something about a kick – especially near the chest – knocks the wind right out of you.

    I have no idea how I found the energy to keep fighting him, but I lunged back at him in anger. My baby was inside that house, and if anything happened to me, there was no way I could protect her. I couldn’t take the possibility of losing Angelica forever – I wouldn’t.

    As we fought each other on the grass in the backyard, he was mostly trying to strangle me still. I don’t know what it was about cutting off the air to my lungs, but he seemed to enjoy doing it.

    “What’s … happened to you …?” he panted, losing his leverage when I tried twisting his wrist.

    “Someone … who respects me.” The resentment in my voice was so thick.

    I still can’t believe I was able to fight him off for so long, even as tall and as strong as he was. Although not quite significant, I was able to cause some damage of my own, and it was absolutely empowering. Horribly violent, but after the years of his abuse I had been subjected to, it gave me such hope. They were only a series of moments I had strung together in my mind, but it meant something to me. It meant that the situation wasn’t hopeless – maybe it never was. There was a chance for me after all.

    Comments

    1. You have to stand up to abusive partners whether it’s physical or verbal abuse in order to reclaim your life. Excellent story. I can’t wait for another one from that fertile imagination of yours.

    2. At times I was so afraid for Tina and Angelicabut I’m extremely happy that she finally stood up to him. Most abusers are cowards and don’t know how to handle a woman that fights back, it throws them off their game. Angie was very brave to call the police, so proud of her for doing so. And Bette, well, she is just the greatest ever. It’s a good thing Bette was not there because she would have killed him and he well deserved it. I think though that Tina should have asked Angelica if she really wanted to visit with him after what she witnessed, I wouldn’t think she would want to see him except to spit on him. I never understood how he found them to begin with and when he caught her in the grocery store, it was obvious that he had been stalking them. It was a great story nevertheless. Thanks for bringing it to us.

    3. Excellent job telling this story, it was at times painfull to read but a great read never the less… I enjoy your writing so I look forward to the next story, hint hint lol.

    4. This is too good. By golly you really are an amazing writer. Thank you so much for sharing this story with us. I feel privileged to have been able to read it.

    5. I just loved every part of this story, but this last chapter was perfect. I could imagine all scenes and I loved that Tina became a writer. Just loved and I can’t wait to see another story from you. Congratulation

    6. Wow! As everyone above stated,…excellent job. You are an amazing writer GR and I am always soo happy to see a new story from you. Thank you, once again, for sharing your talent with us here on FF. Love ya!

    7. ”this story is meant to be realistic. I hope it appears that way too, and that each reader can find their own message” – Nicely done, thanks for writing it.

    8. Amazing story, thanks for sharing. Although I am a big fan of your naughtier stories ;op … this one just blew me away. It was so engaging and touching, and not to sound cheesey… but a story of hope. Thanks :o)

    9. As difficult as some parts of this story was to read, I truly loved how you showed the growing relationship between Bette and Tina/Angie and Bette. The journey may have been hard but the destiny(nation) was worth it.

    10. That was awesome and glad that Tina is ok and Angie is so smart to call a cop and Bette and happy that that baster going in jail forever. This is so good and love it. Please post more, thanks!

    11. Beautiful GR. I wish I were a poet so I can pay you the proper compliment. I wish I had Maya Angelou (I hope that’s the correct spelling, if not, my bad) Thank you for sharing this awesome story :)

    12. WOW… some parts were hard to read… its just to sad that this does happen every day.. so glad angie called 911 and then bette… Great story… can’t wait for another one from you… Thanks

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