The last time I'll see him

Amelia sat quietly on her bed, staring at the small pile of clothes and belongings she had just finished folding. The room was silent, but her mind wasn't. Her thoughts raced, replaying the arguments, the tension, and the humiliation of the past few days. She couldn't stay here anymore. This wasn't a home—it was a cage.

She stood up and started packing her things into her suitcase, her movements deliberate. One by one, she folded her clothes, tucked away her books, and placed her shoes neatly at the bottom of the bag. Her hands trembled slightly, but her face was calm.

"This is it," she whispered to herself, zipping the suitcase shut.

Amelia glanced around the room. It wasn't much—just a bed, a small table, and a closet—but it had been her space. Now, it felt suffocating. She grabbed her bags and dragged them toward the door.

As she stepped into the hallway, she saw Rosa and Elena standing nearby, their faces filled with confusion.