Expunging him ....

Hannah's story ripples through the quiet town of Willowbrook, a place where whispers abound about the lingering spirits and haunted homes. But it's not the ghosts or the supernatural that haunt Hannah; it's the man who claims to be her father. He is a monster, a demon, a disease that consumes every part of her being. The house, much like its inhabitants, is neglected and desolate. The walls are peeling paint, the floorboards creak with each step, and everything is coated in dust. But beneath the decaying surface, there are deeper wounds.She can still recall the first time he laid his hands on her, violating her most intimate areas. She remembers the stench of alcohol on his breath and the malevolence in his eyes. She remembers the agony, the humiliation, and the terror.

But Hannah refuses to be a victim. She refuses to surrender to him. Every day she fights back however she can. While she may not have the physical strength to overpower him, her willpower, determination, and spirit are unbreakable. As she tells her story, her voice grows louder and her will strengthens. She is no longer a victim; she is a survivor. And she will do whatever it takes to break free from this hell and create a life for herself. A life without fear, without pain, and where she can be true to herself.