Two Hundred and Thirty Seven

The night fell coldly – my bones were pierced by the chill of the night. Even if the heater is on. A rainy night - a torrential downpour - with lightning flashing everywhere. Terrence hasn’t returned to this room since going to see Doctor Grace along with Judith.

Nina thrust a piece of chocolate sponge cake to me. “Eat this sponge cakes. I made it specially for you.”

“Thank you. Was there no message from Terrence before going outside? I'm worried about him.” I accepted the sponge cake while asking.

“Terrence told me that your in-laws will come to visit at 8 p.m. But the rain is heavy, there is no way they are forcing them to walk from the parking lot to the lobby without umbrellas.” Nina answered me.

I sighed in annoyance but couldn't protest against it. I gritted my teeth in exasperation.

“I'm so sorry for your child-to-be. I truly never thought in the world there was a werewolf as shameless as him.” Nina pulled out a stool and sat there in a daze. “I'm always haunted by the shadows