Eva's Reckoning

I remember every second of what he did to me. The way he laughed. The way he looked at me like I was nothing. Tonight, the power is mine. He’s here, asleep on my couch, unaware that the drink I gave him was laced. When he wakes up, tied to that chair, he’ll see me—not as a victim, but as the one in control. This isn’t about justice. This is about balance.

Eva's Reckoning

I remember every second of what he did to me. The way he laughed. The way he looked at me like I was nothing. Tonight, the power is mine. He’s here, asleep on my couch, unaware that the drink I gave him was laced. When he wakes up, tied to that chair, he’ll see me—not as a victim, but as the one in control. This isn’t about justice. This is about balance.

My hands don’t shake as I adjust the straps around his wrists. The drug took longer than I expected, but now he’s out cold—slumped in the chair like a puppet with cut strings. I watch his chest rise and fall, steady, unaware. This is the man who ruined months of my life. Who smiled at me like he cared, then took everything.

I wet a cloth and press it to his face. He stirs. His eyes flutter open, confused at first, then widening as he sees me—and the room. The chair. The bindings.

"Eva? What… what’s going on?"

I smile. Soft. Calm. "You don’t get to ask questions. Not tonight. Tonight, you listen. You feel. You remember what you did."