A reason to life? (Working title)

A reason to life? (Working title)

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Trigger warning: Contains physical, psychological/mental and sexual abuse, rape, torturing, suicide attempt and self-harm scenes, eating disorder and the after-effects of traumatic experiences. Liv had a rough childhood and is now working in a factory, barely being able to pay for her room, when she got kidnapped. Then hell became her life. Until several men came and killed her captors. Will the new captors be as cruel as her first ones? What did they want from her? Did they want even anything from her? Excerpt (trigger warning Rape) She got pulled in the living room, pushed to the floor and they ripped her clothes from her body. Then they raped her, all three at the same time. She couldn't remember ever feeling that much pain and that helpless. She had been through a lot, through abuse and neglect through her family. But never had she been so helpless, never had she felt as if she got rip open from the inside out. She was screaming nearly the whole time, which leaded to them holding her mouth shut with a hand but after a while, they only where moving, making disgusting sounds, not caring about her screaming any more. "You will need some training, but you passed your first test." One of the men said afterward, holding her chin in a tight grab pushing her head far in her neck. Then she got pulled in the basement. It was cold there but the furniture was what made her shiver. There were different rags, with a clear purpose. They chained her on a rag, that looked like a huge wooden X. Then they started to move the lower part, spreading her legs further until she was screaming from pain. "Too bad, we need to get you a little more flexible" Someone said in a strange voice. "Have fun hanging up here." Someone else said and they left.
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Jules Hart returns to the psychiatric ward, her life has fallen apart once again. She had it under control. Or was it all just her imagination? She encounters trials and tribulations with her eating disorder recovery, being forced into situations like no other; ending in painful repercussions and unhealthy coping mechanisms. After deciding she no longer wants help, Jules escapes the psychiatric ward; resulting in her attempting to take her own life. The consequence of her actions, broke Tom's heart in the process, all the while he held her sick body. Her life has led her down the path of having to recover from not only the torturous eating disorder, but the addictive self harm and torment of the suicidal ideation. Let's just hope Jules gets her happy ending... ~ "GET OFF ME! GET THE HELL OFF ME! I DON'T LIKE BEING TOUCHED! GET THE FUCK OFF ME. TOM PLEASE HELP ME. TOM! PLEASE GET THEM OFF ME. I'M SO SCARED!" Jules's fragile body was making a forceful connection with the cold and unsympathetic ground. Her bloodline exiting and tainting her body and all of the surroundings. Her painful and emotional screams echoed the white corridor, while Jules's body shook and shivered, and dizzy spells with blurry covered eyes; forced her body and mind to experience a feeling of disconnection. The fit of fear that swirled in the pit of Jules's stomach made her head jolt violently side to side, along with front and back; causing her forehead to strike the floor. ~TW: Eating disorder, suicide and self harm mentioned throughout~

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