For too long Chloe suffered being abused in silence. She was taught to cover her husband and not expose his nakedness or his abusive ways toward her and the children. When she finally had enough and took one layer of the covers off by telling someone, she felt a little free. By opening her mouth and acknowledging she was in an abusive and toxic relationship, she then discovered her freedom. Abuse is not always physical; there is mental abuse, emotional abuse, financial abuse, and spiritual abuse. Those days of "what happens in this house stays in this house" are over. It does not matter the length of your relationship. If you have an inclination that your relationship may be toxic, you must share with a confidante and gain the first chapter of your freedom. You can either seek help to heal your relationship, or find the strength and courage to leave and start a new life. Either way, this book was written in hope that you would take the covers off and live.