Stay with Me by Awesomekristii (primary phonics .TXT) 📕

With me

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Delilah couldn’t remember the last time she has ever returned anyplace as her home or has ever been belonged to.
Being trapped in a basement where nothing but darkness was her sole companion.
For five years she has lived in that basement under the lustful eyes of the human scavengers. Until one fateful night, she managed to escape.
But where will she go now? She has no one and nowhere to go. Escaping wasn’t easy but preventing from getting caught is the real challenge. How long will she be able to protect herself?
Damien was everyone's nightmare, with those deep charcoal eyes, and even darker hair. However, despite the darkness, he is that angel for her, she always hoped to find.
But will the darkness ever make her see the brightest of the days she never saw before?
Only time can tell.

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“It’s not your fault, En. It’s not your fault when Lewis was such a disgusting piece of shit.” And that name only boiled my blood to no extent. This was the first time I was losing my composure but I didn’t care. I didn’t care about anything except her.

My eyes burned with the anger I was feeling, the burn in my chest intensifying and nothing could satisfy it except his bloodied, and begging, destroyed self on the ground. Pleading for mercy, the same pleas maybe Lilah had also asked him for.

“He will pay for this, Steven. He will pay.” And I knew nothing could save him now. Not even his guardian angels.

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It’s more than two hours, and I was going restless. Walking outside the door, I couldn’t calm my heart and the worry never leaving me. Why were they taking this long? Steven had gone to grab a water bottle from the canteen.

My patience was withering out, but nothing was under my control anymore. I couldn’t do anything except wait and hope to get her see soon.

The door opened suddenly, and I shot up on my legs from the sit I took a while ago. I saw the doctor, opening her mask, and approaching me. “You're?”

“I’m her family.” And it left my lips so easily that I couldn’t stop it. I didn’t know about her opinion but I believe her to be my family.

He nodded and I saw his eyebrows furrowing a little. “The head injury wasn’t too deep, but we had to provide her with blood since she lost enough. And with the thrashing, there were more injuries on her arms and legs which we had cleaned up.” And I could feel him closing up, something he was trying to keep away.

“Is there to be worried about anything?” He sighed and shook his head.

“Her injuries aren’t too deep, but that’s just the physical aspect. Usually in these cases, the psychological and emotional damage are more and it takes ages for someone to get out of it.” He turned towards me a sad smile on his face.

“We will be keeping her overnight to look for anything more, and keep an eye on her. She will be awake soon.” He patted my shoulders. “And even after gaining her senses she may seem to be closed off, and less interactive, fear getting close to anyone.” He looked at me. “Maybe even with you. Don’t push her. Let her heal by herself. This is under her control only. Let her take time and mold herself better.”

I saw him pulling out a card from the pocket of his white coat and pushing it to me. “This is a psychologist. If you ever feel her being too hard on herself and having problem to deal with everything, bring her to this person. She is an amazing psychologist.”

I saw his eyes grew kinder and I felt my throat closing up with all the new information. “This isn’t going to be easy but don’t leave her side even when she asks you to. Even when she shout or pour her anger out on you, let her have an outlet.” I nodded at him.

“Just be patient and shower all the love and care.” He smiled for one last time and walked away towards another ward, while I was felt with my scattered thoughts. My fingers curling around the card before I shove it inside my pants pocket.

“What did the doctor say?” I saw Steven jogging towards me, and passing me the water bottle. I denied and walked back to the door I was waiting outside.

“He said the injuries aren’t too deep, and maybe a few days of bed rest with good care will heal it.” He smiled a little at that, and I saw the skin around his eyes and forehead relaxing. “Then why are you looking upset? She is better right?”

I nodded, and it took so much strength in me to tell him the other half of the entire thing. He listened to me patiently, while my eyes kept strained at the door in front. He didn’t speak for a while, before standing up and nodding his head.

“This isn’t something not to left an imprint leave…” I looked at him, wishing to gain any hope from his words. “After what she had gone through and survived, she is a real fighter and will definite this too.”

I took in a sharp breath and nodded at him. The only hope lingering around was that whatever happened I wouldn’t leave her side. Not this time.

“The police had dragged him to the police station.” I heard Steven speaking, and my mind going around all the possible pain which Lewis need to get through yet, he would be short of all the suffering he had made Lilah to go through.

My fingers curling in a fist, and the familiar burning intensifying inside my chest again. I never thought, I was friend and business partner with such a disgusting asshole. “This time I wouldn’t depend on the police. He deserves much more.”

I stood on my feet, seeing the nurse coming out from the room in front. She was carrying a tray filled with medical things, when I spoke. “Can I see her?” She looked at me, her former serious face softening a little.

“She hadn’t gained her sense till now. You can meet her after she wakes up.” She passed me a tight smile and walked away while I kept staring from the little glass window at her unconscious self.

If only I hadn’t brought her there.

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