Samantha (the victim)

I was banking on that.

He leaned in and kissed me and I just felt myself go dead inside.

And I just broke down and I cried and I shook and he asked me, he was like, are you okay?

I didn't want him to know that I was reacting to the experience and that I was disgusted by him and terrified.

When everything was finished, he said, that's all I've wanted for so long.

You cannot imagine how long I've thought of that moment.

You're the person I'm supposed to marry.

My stomach turns even just thinking about that.

I said, okay, Christopher, I've held up my end of the bargain.

You need to let me go.

And he said, okay, I'll take you back to your car.

Let's go.

He opened up the doors and I realized we're like at the back of this storage unit complex, like there's woods next to us.

It's dark and cold, there's stars.

And part of me thinks, I thought I would maybe never see the world again.

He pulled into the parking lot, and sure enough, there was my car.

And I was just so thankful.

I survived.

I did not picture myself surviving through that day.

I need to get to the hospital.