The Woman From Hell

Seeing the arrow, I took a breath. "It's a clue regardless. Why don't we follow it?"

"Yeah, we can go and look up ahead."

Marius led me in the direction indicated by the arrow.

There were many similar marks along the way, which led me to believe more and more that Theo was the one who left them.

It seemed like there was hope ahead, and motivation filled me.

Marius and I stopped after walking quite some distance.

He pointed at a thatched hut that was not far away. "There's a hut upfront. Why don't we go and have a look?"

"Alright."

The thatched hut looked close, but it was, in fact, still quite some distance away.

I was slightly out of breath when we reached the hut.

Marius and I leaned in. Through the open door, Theo's

up when he saw me and took me into his arms. "Why are

There was a slight accusation in my tone as

Marius behind

happened to bump into him too. If it wasn't for him, I

had only been one night, but she was already out of energy and her eyes

like he had been annoyed by Harriet

and looked at me. "President Lane, I finally see you again. This means we

had been worried that she would take this opportunity to get close to Theo, but

while in

down after a short rest," Marius said and walked

a little sour. "You were with

really worried. I couldn't sit still. I wanted to come up to the mountains to look for you. Marius is familiar with the place,

and then lowered his

last night. He let us stay

in. He was taken aback for a moment after suddenly seeing so many people. He then smiled and said, "Looks like your wife found