Christina Hildreth

He said anytime I ever asked my mom for anything, all she tells me is pray or go to church, that God will fix it.

I managed to get up and I'm sitting at the end of the bed and I'm like, look what you did to me.

And he's still, he's very, very angry and he walks over and he grabs me and he's got me by the back of the pants and like the back of my hair and he's trying to drag me off to the bathroom.

And as he's trying to drag me through the door, I'm trying to fight to stay in the bedroom.

And I'm like sitting there thinking to myself, what, you know, what is he going to do with me in the bathroom?

How am I going to do this and pay our bills with my hand like this?

And I had to, you know, I had to change the whole thing from this is what you, you know, look what you did to me, you know, on and on to how am I going to take care of us?

And I said, he did this.

She's like, well, we thought so.

He says, I've been living in the couch forever.

He said, when you came in, you were sitting on me.

So then I kind of pulled the couch away from the wall and he had cut a slit into the back of the couch and he was crawling in and out of the couch through the back of the couch.

And he would stay in the couch in the daytime and he would come out at night.

And they go into the apartment.

And next thing you know, they're bringing Sean out in handcuffs.

And the policeman's like, we found him in your closet.

I do believe that if I wouldn't have changed my attitude and the way I talked to him, I truly believe Sean would have killed me in that bathroom.

My kids were like, Mom, you need to get out.

You need to do something.

You need to date.