The Debt
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Times of desperation were amongst myself as my girlfriend lay dying in a hospital bed. The men had beaten her to almost nothing. Her ribs were bashed in and her hair had been ripped out in patches. They raped her repeatedly and their DNA was all over her skin, inside and out. The cuts seemed so fatal the doctors weren't even sure how she made out alive. She was dying I couldn't do anything to save her. But, he could. He could pay for any treatments necessary. He could help me find the men who did this to my princess, but the price would never be paid. I would owe this man everything after this moment. I picked up the phone and made one phone call and now, six years later, I'm paying the price.
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"I'll take the beating, but don't touch her," my father begged, broken and desperate. His plea fell on deaf ears as the command was given. The lashes came swiftly, and while my family screamed in horror, my uncles and father tried to mask their pain. But if you looked closely, you could see the agony etched in their faces. Each blow left me numb, but my mind screamed for revenge. I wanted retribution-for Liam, my grandmother, my father, my cousins, my aunts, and even those who once hated me cried out for it. But when I looked at my father, it was too late. He was unconscious, held tightly by those who had restrained him. I struggled through the pain, rushing to his side, bloodied and broken. "Help him, please!" I screamed, tears streaming down my cheeks. My uncles rushed to help, but Liam and his men left without a second glance, driving off, and leaving us to deal with the aftermath.

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