They Locked Me in the Freezer and Forgot I Existed — Novel

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In a world where secrets and betrayal lurk in every corner, one woman finds herself trapped in a chilling nightmare. After being locked away in a freezer, she emerges not just cold but changed, grappling with the realization that her life has been turned upside down. Who betrayed her, and why? As she pieces together the fragments of her shattered existence, the stakes rise higher than ever.

With the clock ticking, she must navigate a treacherous web of deceit, where friends may be enemies and every ally could be hiding their own agenda. The once-familiar faces of her life now seem shrouded in shadows, leaving her to question the very nature of trust. Can she uncover the truth before it consumes her entirely, or will she become just another forgotten soul lost in the depths of betrayal?

As tensions escalate and alliances shift, the line between survival and surrender blurs. Each revelation threatens to unravel everything she thought she knew. In this gripping tale of resilience and revenge, will she reclaim her life, or will she be silenced forever?

They Locked Me in the Freezer and Forgot I Existed Chapter 1

The day of the school field trip, I had a hundred-and-four-degree fever.

Mom didn't care whether I lived or died. She took my brother and walked out the door.

Before leaving, she turned to Grandma. "Keep an eye on her, Mom. Don't let her make a fuss."

Grandma came into my room. She looked at the sweat soaking through my sheets, and her face twisted with disgust.

"What a nuisance," she said. "It's just a fever. You're not dying. Stop being so dramatic."

She ripped the blanket off me, grabbed my arm, and dragged me out of bed.

"A little cold will knock a fever right out. Doctors and medicine are just a waste of money."

I stumbled and fell to my knees, kowtowing frantically, my forehead cracking against the tile floor with dull, hollow thuds.

"Grandma, I'm sorry, I know I was wrong, please, don't put me in the freezer. I'll die!"

She ignored me completely. She opened the chest freezer, shoved me inside, and pushed the lid down.

"You're not going to die. Take a nap, sweat it out. I'll let you out when I get back from my card game."

Bang! The lid slammed shut. Then came the click of the padlock snapping into place.