Edward Benson didn't spare a glance at Thomas Shannon and followed Charlie River to the backyard.
The man in black brought dinner to Linda, who, after eating, took a bath and got ready for bed.
During the days of being confined here, although there was no freedom, there was also no mistreatment.
Completely contrary to what Linda thought a prisoner would endure.
After she lay down, just as she was about to fall asleep, she heard footsteps and immediately jumped out of bed alertly, going to the doorway, clenching one hand into a fist.
The bedroom door suddenly opened without warning, and Linda's clenched fist swung forward.
Edward Benson was quick-eyed, and with one hand enveloped her fist in his palm.
Charlie River turned on the lamp, and the darkness inside the bedroom was immediately as bright as daytime.
The moment Edward Benson's gaze met Linda's, he saw that incredibly familiar face, and his eye sockets suddenly turned red.
