All Chapters of The Vow We Break : Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Isabella woke up early, the dim light of dawn creeping through the narrow window of her cell. She had barely slept, her mind racing with thoughts of Jessica’s proposal and the risks it entailed. Her past flashed before her eyes: the trial, the humiliation, and the pain of being framed for a crime she didn’t commit. David had taken everything from her—her freedom, her reputation, and her sense of self. Yet today, for the first time in years, she felt like she had a sliver of power. That thought alone gave her the strength to rise from her cold, hard bed and face what lay ahead.The morning routine in the prison was as monotonous as ever. The blaring sound of a whistle signaled that it was time to prepare for breakfast. Inmates shuffled about, some groaning and others moving with mechanical detachment. Isabella moved quietly, her focus inward, replaying every detail of her conversation with Jessica. The risk was monumental, but the potential reward was greater. She could almost see the

Isabella sat on her bed in her cell, feeling the weight of the day pressing down on her. The events from the previous night still echoed in her mind, and she couldn’t shake the feeling that something was about to happen. Her pulse quickened when she heard the sound of footsteps outside her door. The guards were becoming more hostile, their eyes sharper than ever, as if they knew something she didn’t. She wasn’t naive enough to think they weren’t watching her, waiting for any sign of weakness.It was only a matter of time before David found out she was digging into his past. Her visit from the mysterious woman earlier had confirmed her suspicions. Jessica, her ally from within the prison, had been moved to a different facility, and Isabella could only guess that David had ordered it. The woman had warned her, told her to be careful and keep her distance from those around her. But Isabella couldn’t back down now. She was too close.The walls of the prison felt like they were closing in,

Isabella sat alone in her cell, the dim light filtering through the small window barely making a dent in the oppressive darkness. She had spent the better part of the morning going over both files, her mind churning with possibilities. The second file had contained more than she expected. It wasn’t just a message—it was a key. A key to unlocking something far bigger than herself, and possibly even David. The mysterious visitor, the one who had delivered the second file, had come and gone just as quickly. There was something off about him. Something that made Isabella uneasy. She couldn’t shake the feeling that there was more to his appearance than he was letting on. He had been so careful with his words, yet there was a depth of understanding in his eyes that suggested he knew far more than he should. Was he a pawn in someone’s game, or was he playing his own part in this twisted web of deceit?She had no answers. Not yet. But what she did have was more ammunition than David could eve

Isabella sat on the small, uncomfortable bed in her prison cell, staring at the ceiling. The soft sound of her breathing filled the room as the reality of her situation settled over her. The plan was in motion now, and there was no turning back. She had come this far, and the weight of everything that had led her to this moment hung heavily in her chest. This wasn’t just about clearing her name anymore. It was about taking down the man who had destroyed her life—David.Over the past few days, she had been meeting secretly with Jessica, her fellow inmate, who had connections to the outside world. It was risky, but it was the only chance they had. The evidence they had collected—photos, documents, and testimonies from those who had been involved in her case—was enough to bring David down. But getting it out of the prison and into the right hands was the real challenge. The walls of this prison felt like they were closing in on her with every passing hour, and the fear that David would c

Isabella sat in her cell, her thoughts racing with the conversation she had with David earlier. The air was thick with tension, and she could feel it in her bones. This was it—the moment that she would either succeed or fail. She had come so far, endured so much, and now the stakes were higher than ever. She couldn't afford to make any mistakes. Her mind flashed back to her earlier conversation with Mary. Mary had been worried, concerned that David would strike back and escalate things. But Isabella knew that she couldn’t stop now, not when she was so close. David had taken everything from her—her freedom, her reputation, her life as she knew it—but he hadn't taken her spirit. He hadn't broken her. And today, she would prove that to him, and to herself.The prison had grown quieter as the day wore on. The air was still and heavy, as if holding its breath, waiting for something to happen. Isabella paced the small, cramped cell, her bare feet cold against the stone floor. Each step echo