Josephine sat on the sofa, with Lewis drying her hair with a towel. Her face was extremely pale. With the lights above her head shining down at her, she looked as pale as a dead person. Josephine was staring blankly into space, unmoving. Lewis looked at her, but he didn’t speak a word, continuing t
Josephine closed her eyes and felt the blade on her wrists. A thin, red line emerged as the sharp blade pressed into her skin. She just had to pull lightly, and she would be free. Right at that moment, a notification rang from her pocket.Josephine opened her eyes, looking at the fruit knife in her
Sierra froze in embarrassment. She couldn't conceal her feelings or her rage. Her eyes darted back and forth, unsure of what to do next.A few seconds later, Sierra turned to look at Lewis. Her heart sank when she saw the indifference in his eyes. Deep down, she knew.He wasn't in a good mood today.
She insistently pressed the phone into Mrs. Jinkins' hands. Mrs. Jinkins couldn't refuse, so she accepted the gift. Tears welled up in Mrs. Jinkins' eyes. "I have never imagined that it would be you who stayed by my side in the end."Josephine was also moved to tears, so she held Mrs. Jinkins' hand
Josephine helped Mrs. Jinkins load her belongings into the cab.Mrs. Jinkins didn't possess many personal belongings, and Josephine had no intention of bringing the moldy mattress along.However, Mrs. Jinkins was reluctant to part with her little shed. She was afraid that she might not even have a c
Josephine listened patiently. After a while, Avery's voice had gone hoarse from speaking. She had lost all of her rebellious and cheeky demeanor.Now, all that was left of her were desolation and bitterness. Avery was upset for a couple of reasons. One, because she had caused the deaths of all those
Josephine held Avery's hand and shook her head as if to tell her not to turn herself in.Avery seemed to understand what Josephine meant, and she chuckled as she said, "It wasn't easy for me to get out of my house, Josie. If I miss this opportunity, I fear that things will only get more complicated
Anyone could see that Josephine was afraid of the crowd, but she remained rooted in front of Avery with her arms spread wide to protect her friend. Her shoulders were trembling, but she stood firm.As a result, the group of people thought she was Avery's accomplice. They grew even more enraged and m