The Past Is Now(Can't Write This Any More!)

Back In Eleanor's Time

Eleanor's childhood was spent with a loving family in house hold on the coast of England. She was given the families eligible name and opportunities that she wouldn't of other wise had if the master of the house hadn't found her struggling to work in the toughest cotton mill in london, anybody with sense knew would kill a girl of such a young age.

One of the many families they knew was the chadwicks. There had always been a loyal friendship between Eleanor's foster father, Erwin and Ainsley Chadwick ever since the day they met in the natural science libary, from then on they were constantly studying together to find something other scientists didn't know.
It was a often occurrence that they all came around for tea on a Sunday. After Eleanor seemed ti bored out of her own head of small talk, Ainsley and her father would go off to the libary room, and leave the laidies to talk. Her mother, lady Chadwick and her very upright, very pouty daughter, and herself would discuss which young men they would marry Eleanor and Margene off to soon. One Sunday Lady Chadwick brought in the subject of her son in front of the two men. There sons name was Everard, they all knew of him but he never came for tea as he was too always to busy at work to come to tea with the rest of his family. The two father's agreed that he needed to come next time.
When Everard finally it was the first time Eleanor had seen him, she thought he would have looked pale like the rest of his family, but to her surprise she fell for him straight away. He had long limbs and slick back hair and wore a smile across his face the whole time.
At the table there was conversation of marriage and Eleanor and Everard who were both in need of new lives of their own, and the Chadwick's had always been a loyal and eligible family, and by the end of it the two men had decided to marry her off to him in the next month. It was a lot to take in for each of the families, but the men had decided and you didn't argue with a decision of the masters of the house, especially if you were Eleanor who didn't have any choice.

After the wedding, the new Mr and Mrs Chadwick moved in to a big mannor house just on the outskirts off London. For a while Eleanor thought they got on well as a couple but soon after there first child Ainsley named,after his father,was born, things started to change with Everard, she saw an evil in him as he started to treat her and baby badly.At first when he left there baby in the nearby park she could not forgive him even with the fake smile she had once saw on his face. So she tried to leave and go back to visit her parents but he wouldn't let her go. He kept her and the baby like this for several months, no visits to or from the house. It all looked normal from the outside. Finally when she had enough courage to stand up to him he still wouldn't.She tried to make a run for it, one night she packed the essentials it would take to walk to her old home, she strapped the baby over her shoulder and ran tonthe back door which wasn't bolted like the front, and there he stood, against the door, smiling. After that night she started to panick, and so her locked her into the basent with tape over her and her babies mouthes so that they would not scream for help.
Somehow she managed to get a message to the next door neighbor jack wittle, who was to shy to ask for help, so her just sneaked through the kitchen and to the basement with nappies and food each week.
They stayed in hiding form the mad Everard for a year until Eleanor's father decided to pay a visit to there house to tell them that they were moving away and give there farewells. When he came around he found Eleanor, because Everard was out, and went back to the old home of her childhood with not even a word if good bye to Everard who was now alone and didn't know where the new house. Eleanor told her parents everything and they all moved away to a different place and a new start, Erwin promiced to never arrange a marriage got her again and to love her as his own daughter for the rest of the time he and his wife lived.

This was Eleanor's life, the girl sitting next to her.