"Get out of here!" shouted Anita.
Anita shouted angrily, but her voice still sounded low or even indistinct.
"You bastard! Crazy woman!" growled Carren and walked out of Anita's bedroom.
Anita throws pillows everywhere. She hated herself for going through such a sad thing. She never wanted that fateful incident to happen to her, nor did she ever wish to be the woman who had to lose her vocal cords.
'I'm not a disabled woman,' thought Anita angrily.
Anita recalls that the doctor once said that the damage to her vocal cords was only temporary, and not permanent.
Anita burst into tears. She hated Carren for treating her as she pleased. She was the Miss of the Bram residence, but Carren had no respect for her.
Anita was still crying, and without realizing it, Carren recorded the incident Anita threw pillows in all directions. Anita sent the video to Bram. She also wrote a message there.
