THEY WANT ME SILENT

#vote# on Dreame. This chapter is about silence—the kind that follows betrayal, the kind that speaks louder than any outburst. Uche’s silence isn’t weakness; it’s strategy. After everything that’s been done to her, she chooses not to react the way they expected. She chooses clarity over chaos, observation over noise. Ebube’s confession shows how deep the manipulation ran—and how many knew, watched, or enabled it. But Uche’s power in this chapter isn’t just in what she learns—it’s in what she withholds. She could burn it all down, but she doesn’t… yet. This is the point in the story where she stops being a victim of their narrative and starts becoming the author of her own. And trust me—she’s just getting started.