On the other side of town, Kate waited by her door for anyone to come by with news about Warren.
Each passing hour filled her with worry that her son was dead. That she was never going to see him again, and Warren wouldn't have the chance to know that she was going to change herself for the better.
With the money Kate used to pay off Warren's debt taking up plenty of what they needed to survive, Noah had no choice but to stop his search and go back to work.
Kate looked away from the window when she heard someone walking toward her.
It was Mary.
'What is wrong with her?' Kate wondered.
Mary had become sloppy in a few days. When serving Kate her food in the morning, Mary was lost in her thoughts and almost dropped Kate's tea in her lap.
Kate noticed how drained Mary looked like there was something that weighed on her mind. She had better things to do than get involved in Mary's troubles, but Kate needed someone to speak with.
