hello @seunruth for your image sourcing you are unfortunately using the incorrect link. Please navigate to Pixabay and select the correct URL for the page upon which the image actually sits. This link takes us to a Google search page where the image is not easily located.
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Oh,that must have been a silly mistake,but i made justice to that already by changing the image.
Alright,noted.
This is 100% writing done by me with no compromise though i had to learn more on fiction writing from a friend. Thanks @theinkwell for the highlight of my mistakes,guess that would never repeat itself as i would get better on writing in the #theinkwell community.
Justice as been made.
Thank you for fixing the image sourcing issues and for engaging with members of the community on their posts.
This story is every parent's nightmare. To lose their child to an abduction. In this story you seek to assure us that the accused believes himself to be her father, although we are not left completely convinced, and he keeps her captive as his only means to ensure that he can see her. It seems a rather drastic and cruel measure to take, but you stop short of showing any abuse and so remain within Ink Well limits.
This sentence really got me... it hits home! Regardless of who he is, it is clear that he possesses a twisted sense of reality and gains pleasure in the exercise of control and emotional manipulation in Imani's life.
Thank you for sharing your story in the Ink Well.
okay,Thanks so much