Wednesday, 26 August 2015

Doorstopper



She felt she had no other option, which is a dangerous emotion in a mother.

But even though her life was worthless, as the priests kept saying during the only daylight hours not spent toiling, she felt that this newborn deserved better. After all, it was the Baron’s child, she could count backwards well enough to know that one drunken rape led to this child.

Thus, in dead of night, she placed the child on the Baron’s doorstep, hoping he would take her in.

The Baroness found the child, and knew, instantly, whose it was.

She had it dealt with.

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