May 30,2034

I learned the reason of why we were all here.
We were going to marry a man of this place once he chooses the rest will be taken to the highest bidder.

We were all evaluated by the men. I held Ashia as she cried on the way back to our cells a man told her she was beautiful and he would pay anything to have her. The guards tried to break us up I fought hard so they wouldn't take us.

I only got so far I write this as I am hiding in a closet with Ashia and another girl named Sonya if I de I am giving my journal to my friend Ashia I tell the ones who read this fight the system fight your freedom my fellow women.


Laelynn was a good person she cared even though she pretended not to. She did the things we could not she fought yet she died fighting. We were in the closet when a guard came to get us she killed him and ran.

I lost her that day. I saw her body lay in the floor as a guard took me to my cell I write this wearing a wedding dress waiting to marry a man I do not know because like the rest of our families they signed us to these men to keep their homes. I cry for Laelynn she was the light to our misery now she is gone.

I pray she will find peace and one day our society will understand that assigning a wife is wrong and to fight for our freedom. To my dear friend Laelynn I miss you the world needs you.

Signed: Ashia Bluesy friend to legend named Laelynn.

Reviews

[wordman]

well i certainly hope we never see this a great story

[Kamari's]

Thank you I am going to write the rest of it from the point of view of laelynn