Chelsea screamed, and thrashed against the door, throwing her tiny frame against it and bouncing off onto the floor. Her voice echoed around the stone room, bouncing off walls and pillars back to her. She screamed, and screamed, and screamed, until her lungs burned from the icy air, and her throat grew hoarse from the strain.
It wasn't fair. She shouldn't be here, she didn't deserve to be here. Her family couldn't know that this was happening, they couldn't - they wouldn't - have sold their only daughter.
A while passed before she'd cried herself out, anger leaving her body, replaced by despair, then loneliness, then just cold emptiness. Much like the room around her. Finally after losing her voice to the anger, completely exhausted, and freezing she curled herself up into a ball in the corner and fell into an uneasy sleep, little puffs of fog falling out of her mouth as she slumbered.