Isadora's pulse quickened, she couldn't begin to think of what he meant by disciplining her and chose to keep it that way.
She didn't want to indulge his absurd ways—it was like his eyes begged her to.
Her mind was suddenly consumed by his earlier words. Her energy was expelled by the thought of gaining freedom—The constant need to grasp something unattainable.
Freedom
That term was becoming a castle in the sky.
How would she truly find freedom when the world was unkind to her? The danger was in every step she took—not exactly how she imagined it.
Winter after winter, she dreamt of a day when, by the gods' mercy, she would one day be whisked away from that tower.
Every day, she prayed for that fateful day, but it never came.
Maybe it did come but not in the way she intended.
"If anyone gets a glimpse of what I truly am the first thing is to sell me" she voiced in a pained resentful tone.