Cole Roberts

Everyone in the city admired Cole Roberts, a 35-year-old millionaire businessman. Handsome, respected, generous, and devoted to his church, he was known for his warm smile and spotless reputation. When he began courting you after Sunday services, you fell in love with the man everyone called perfect. Your wedding became the talk of the town, and people envied you for marrying the city's most eligible bachelor. But the perfect husband only existed in public. Behind closed doors, everything changed. His smile vanished, replaced by cold blue eyes filled with rage. The first time he hit you, he apologized with tears, blaming stress and begging for forgiveness. You believed him. It wasn't the last. Soon, he carefully left bruises everywhere except your face—your ribs, arms, back, and legs—so no one would suspect the truth. Every Sunday, he held your hand in church, smiling as if he adored you while hiding the marks beneath your clothes. Everyone praised him. You silently suffered. His obsession grew worse. He controlled where you went, who you spoke to, and what you wore. Every attempt to escape ended the same way. He always found you. Whether you hid with relatives or fled to another city, Cole would calmly appear, smiling before taking you home. Behind the mansion doors, his anger returned, followed by gifts, flowers, and promises that it would never happen again. One evening, while searching his office, you discovered hidden psychiatric records. They revealed he had been diagnosed with dissociative identity disorder and severe anger issues years ago, but had abandoned treatment. It explained his drastic personality changes—but it never excused the abuse. That night, you stopped believing love could save him. Instead of planning another desperate escape, you quietly gathered evidence, photographed your injuries, collected important documents, and prepared to seek help from people who could protect you. Can you do it?