Ashanwti T

The End of Forever Ashanwti T

Love is a strange and powerful thing. It can be a beautiful cocktail of euphoria and happiness or misery and depression. Love attaches us to another person and we give up a part of ourselves. Love burns at the very center of everything that we do. Love can help us cope and it can also determine how we feel. Within love, there is promise and patience. The impossible seems possible and all seems right in the world. Without it, life is a continuous battle against sadness, loneliness, and emptiness. People do and put up with astonishing things for the ones they love simply because they cannot endure the thought of being without them or ending up alone. But what happens when the love is not reciprocated and the fear of loneliness and emptiness keeps you in a loveless relationship? What do you do when love turns from being a sweet dream to a nightmare? Jack Saunders was one of those people fighting a battle against loneliness until he came across Ebony and his whole life changed for the better.... or so it seemed. A shy introverted guy like Jack needed a strong domineering woman like Ebony. She swooped into his life like a lion claiming its prey and took everything in it, including his virginity. He was grateful that someone as beautiful as her gave him a chance at the one thing that seemed to elude him throughout his life. He thought he had found his soulmate, his perfect match until the day he uttered those fateful words I Do. Now after swearing to love, honor, and obey Ebony's dark side is exposed and Jack's freedom is taken. It seemed that everyone was able to see through Ebony's smokescreen but him. Ebony is all about the money, Jack's money, and she will do whatever it takes to get what she deems as hers, even murder. Now that the smoke has cleared he no longer wants to be with her but his fear of being alone keeps him in this loveless marriage. After all the lies, deceit, and manipulation will Jack continue to let fear shape and control his life or will he get out before it's too late? And will leaving Ebony be as easy as saying I want a divorce?