Anna tried to struggle as little as possible as her father took advantage of her. Crying throughout the proceedings, she swallowed when he released. Knowing from experience that if she spat, the flavor would linger longer than if she simply downed it. She grunted and groaned as she was tossed inside. Trying to get to the door before he locked it, but it was too late. She would be left to go about the way she was. She covered her ears completely with both hands as her father yelled again.<br/><br/>She stayed curled up on the floor for at least five minutes after he sat down, recovering from all that had happened. Then she went on to do as she needed to. Preparing food for her father, leaving it in the fridge for whenever he would awake. Wiping up several stains on the floor trying to get them out with what things she had.<br/><br/>Once she was finished, she got in the shower and sat there. Letting the cold water wash over her. Crying a little more until she fell asleep leaning against the wall.<br/><br/>Awakening to the water, she paniked. Slipping on the water several times before she was able to turn it off. She cried to herself even then as she knew it would show up on the water bill at the end of the month. She had to get out of there. She didn't want to think about it anymore. Searching for her clothes, she realized they were outside. Recovering them, she almost screamed as they were soaked thoroughly.<br/><br/>Out of the corner of her eye though... there was the jacket. A little damp. But safer than the rest of her belongings. It brought a weak smile to her face. Still, all this meant she would not be able to go to school that day. She would have to set her things out to dry.<br/><br/>Returning inside with all the things she had gathered she went to her room and hung up her things on the few dangling hangers she had. Then she hid in the closet with them. So to not make her father aware that she didn't go to school. Wrapping the jacket around her form, she sneezed. She could only pray that she didn't get sick, as there was little to nothing she would be able to do about that.