With a contented sigh, I got out of bed, enjoying the texture of the soft carpet beneath my feet. I visited my bathroom - an actual, function bathroom! - and took a long, warm shower. Once I was out, I donned a knee-length skirt and a tanktop. There was no need to dress according to the weather; after all, I wasn't even allowed to go outside yet.
"'Morning!" I said, greeting Vivian as I took a seat at the breakfast table, my omelet and orange juice already laid out before me. For a change, I wasn't in a bad mood. It felt nice to have access to so many luxuries again. Yet as I ate, I knew something was wrong. The necklace was still out there, watching me. Before long, it would ruin everything - it would hurt me, and anyone else it had to hurt to make me suffer. And there was nothing at all I could do to stop it.
"'Morning!" I said, greeting Vivian as I took a seat at the breakfast table, my omelet and orange juice already laid out before me. For a change, I wasn't in a bad mood. It felt nice to have access to so many luxuries again. Yet as I ate, I knew something was wrong. The necklace was still out there, watching me. Before long, it would ruin everything - it would hurt me, and anyone else it had to hurt to make me suffer. And there was nothing at all I could do to stop it.