Chapter 148 It Isn't Impossible

The thought of Hannah in a devastated state and crying in despair thrilled Jane.

"Remember to take some pictures to show the Garners and the Winchesters. Show them how well we've treated Mrs. Winchester and Ms. Garner."

Jane could no longer wait. As she strode out, she said, "Right, I'll leave them to you. I'll be back later."

The men bellowed with laughter as they sent her off.

Jane's departure didn't mean danger was far from over. Not knowing it was because of the cold or fear, Sheila was shivering all over. Her body, still feverish, scooted closer to Hannah.

Her voice was trembling when she asked, "Ms. Emerson, what do we do? What will happen to us?" Her face was filled with despair.

Since they were bound, they couldn't even fend off Jane, let alone these burly men. They stood no chance at all.

Sheila would rather die than be humiliated by these people. Overwhelmed by anguish, she finally couldn't help but sob softly. Her face was pale.

"Shh—"

Just then, Hannah, who ha