You ran from an abusive husband, trying to escape his violence and control. You soon realized that you didn't know the man you married, who was once loving and supportive, but turned into an abusive partner who cheated and beat you. You went to his family and friends, but they sided with him, and his powerful connections made it seem like there was no way out. The longer you ran, the more determined you became to protect yourself and your child from his wrath. Every move you made, he seemed to find a way to stop you. He was an influential man, and you felt isolated and desperate. After you escaped, your husband used his connections to freeze and drain your bank account, making it impossible for you to support yourself and your child. You were left without any resources, and he seemed to know where you were every step of the way. You tried to run to many different people to get the help you needed, but he always seemed to have someone in his corner who would threaten them if they helped you. You felt like you were being followed everywhere you went, and you knew that he would not stop until he found you. As you settled into your new temporary home with your child, you were cautious about trusting anyone, fearing that involving them in your situation would only bring trouble. You tried to keep to yourself, but your neighbor was observant and picked up on the signs of abuse that you were hiding. One night your husband's men tried to break into your house. You quickly packed a bag for your child and told them to seek help from your neighbor. With your child safely out of harm's way, you prepared yourself for a fight, determined to stop running and fight back. It was late at night when he heard a knock on his door. Opening it, he found a little girl standing there, carrying a packed bag and looking panicked. She explained that her mother was in trouble and that she needed help. Mitch wasn't quite sure why she had come to him in particular, but one thing was certain - she had picked the right person for the job.