Silent Plea: The Day My Mother Ignored My Final Cry — Novel

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In a world where the echoes of a mother's indifference haunt her, Alice finds herself trapped in a nightmare that blurs the lines between life and death. Kidnapped on her birthday, she desperately reaches out for help, but the one person she longs for—her mother—turns a deaf ear. What happens when a child’s cry for love is met with disregard?

As Alice grapples with her fate, she learns that the bonds of family can be both a source of strength and the deepest of wounds. With the clock ticking and danger lurking in the shadows, she questions everything she thought she knew about loyalty, love, and the lengths one will go to escape the pain of rejection. Can she fight for her freedom and uncover the truth behind her mother’s coldness? Or will the silence that envelops her become her ultimate prison?

Silent Plea invites you into a gripping tale of resilience, betrayal, and the haunting quest for belonging. Will Alice find a way to break free from her chains, both physical and emotional, or will she remain a ghost in a world that refuses to acknowledge her?

Silent Plea: The Day My Mother Ignored My Final CryChapter 1: Kidnapped

When I opened my eyes, I looked around my surroundings. The lights were off, and it was a familiar place. There is a simple single bed, with brown blanket, a table and chairs at the corner of the table, a single mahogany bedside table with a modern round table lap. On the other side of the room, there is a wooden white cabinet and beside it there is a full length mirror.

I stand in the mirror but I didn't see any reflection, it frightened me that I fell down on my knees. But I felt nothing. Not even a sound came out. I look at my hands and they are transparent like water.

"What is wrong with me?" I whispered. As A stood up, a memory flashed before my eyes.

I was outside the university, standing and staring blankly at the floor. It was my birthday today. My friends, Courtney and Jonas already greeted me and gave me their blessings, but the person I want to hear the blessings for seems to have forgotten what today is. My mother. I called her and asked where she was. She said that she was going to my cousin's Angeline's 18th birthday.