The Woman From Hell

Tory tutted, growing even more impatient now. "You'll only cause me trouble if you go. Don't worry, I'll bring Theo back to you safely."

I shook my head firmly. "I want to go with you. I won't cause any trouble. I won't do anything reckless when it concerns Theo. Believe me, okay?" Tory sighed and turned around to leave.

He had agreed. I quickly followed him into the car.

When he started driving, I regretted taking the same car as him.

He was such a wild driver. He was not driving but racing, nearly making me vomit out everything that I ate tonight.

After arriving at the outskirts of the city, I got out of the car and threw up as soon as he stopped the car.

My stomach felt much better after throwing up, and I began to observe my surroundings.

This was the address Solomon sent me. The car not far away might be his.

The outskirts were surrounded by trees and seemed desolate.

got out of the car and walked toward

he walked nearer to us, I said, "This place

frowned, his face full of disapproval.

Lane?"

Tory replied, rolling his eyes at me as he said that. "Maybe I can help, Mr. Cook. Is there no way of going in right

they

men have been watching for a long time. They switch guards every half an hour, and the guards at the gate are fixed. They look

be completely shut down. There are still people working there. I think

you know that, Mr. Zimmerson?" "Don't forget, Limbia is my territory." Tory lit a cigarette and leaned against the car. He said blandly, "I know all too well how many mouse holes there are

while, he said, "I'll send someone inside to take a

like they came with good intentions. I'm

you're saying, Mr. Zimmerson,

corner of my mouth twitched. A bad feeling rose in

giving