Kelly is on the road to recovery and is yearning for revenge for the one who caused her dance career to be put on hold. Her and her mom have a plan and they know all the right people to help execute it. (book two of Living On The Dance Floor)
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Kelly sat on the couch in the office of her new therapist just talking about everything that happened to her.
"Did they arrest him?" Her therapist asked and Kelly nodded, pulling her feet to her chest and playing with the chain that she stole from Lamelo.
"They arrested him on the set of another show. He was attempting to assault another girl" Kelly sighed as she remembered the day the sick man was arrested.
Kelly walked with her mom and the police onto the set, looking for the man that assaulted her.
"Excuse me ma'am" the cops stopped a staff member and described the man to them.
"He went that way" she said and the police went in the direction of where they were pointed.
They got to a trailer and could hear commotion inside. The police bursted in to see him on top of a girl, just like he was with Kelly.
"Get off of me!" She was crying and Kelly felt herself go back to that day.
"Get off the girl" he was pulled off and the girl sat up, covering herself with her hands.
Kelly took off her jacket and gave it to the girl to put on.
"Is this him?" She was asked and she looked at him, nodding quickly and stepping behind her mom as they dragged him away.
"How did it feel knowing you stopped him from assaulting someone else?" She was then asked.
"It felt good. Obviously she has some trauma but I'm glad we got there before it went farther than it did though I wish I spoke up earlier because who knows how many other girls he assaulted in the three week time period, if he did assault more" she sighed, thinking of the girls she could have helped if she just came clean before.
"You're entitled to however long you needed before telling someone. He's the horrible person. Not you" her therapist told her.
