What Separates Me and You

Chapter 30 Take a Look

Josephine pounded on the door for a while, but she eventually collapsed and sat on the ground. The cluttered storage room was pitch–black and cramped.

It was too quiet. Even the air was still.

The overwhelming darkness enveloped Josephine, like countless spider webs wrapping around her, making it difficult for her to breathe.

She crouched on the icy floor, hugging her knees tightly.

The only sounds in the entire room were the sounds of her breathing and the beating of her heart.

Lewis asked her to reflect on herself, but she didn’t know what to reflect on. Was it because she waited alone in the restaurant for five hours, or was it because she sent Mrs. Jinkins home?

She didn’t know what she had done

wrong.

Josephine felt around in her pocket and took out her phone. It was dead and wouldn’t turn on.

Curled up against the door, she shut her eyes and covered her ears. Josephine pretended that she was still in her bedroom, just that it was dark outside.

When she was six years old, Daphne had also locked her up in the storage room for a whole day. Rats and bugs crawled over her skin as she was locked inside. For a six- year–old child like Josephine, it was terribly traumatizing.

The most tragic thing was that she couldn’t even make a sound to express her fear. She desperately pounded and scratched at the door until her fingers bled, but no one came to rescue her.

In the end, it was Lewis who opened the door and rescued her.

That was the first time Lewis hugged her. She could still remember the warmth of that embrace vividly as it happened yesterday.

The faint, minty fragrance was uniquely Lewis’s when he was just a teenager.

Now, he was the one who plunged her into the abyss and brought her back to that fateful day.

Her beautiful memory of him was tainted by his actions.

tried to recall bits and pieces of her

to be squeezed tightly by an invisible force,

Her heart raced in her chest as

knelt on the ground and pounded on the door with the last ounce of hope that someone would rescue her. Finally, her movements slowed down in the end as

in his car, unable to hear Josephine’s cries for help from the storage room.

him a call. Lewis glanced at the caller id and threw his phone on the passenger

brows when her calls were not answered. Deep down, she knew that Lewis wasn’t going to pick up her call.

The

Avery’s door. He replied respectfully, “Miss Avery, how may I assist

brother? Ask him to come here, I need to talk to

call him. Even if he’s here, he won’t let you

better call and tell him to come back this instant, or else

Hudson had the shock of his life. Given Miss Avery’s personality,

quickly pacified her and rushed

He rubbed his forehead in frustration and left the meeting room

I can’t do

Josephine, but she’s not answering my calls or messages. Can you call Lewis and ask if

“You’re in no position to worry about others now. Are you planning to

of my room

her,

a moment. It was true that Josephine was pregnant now. If Lewis did anything bad to her, she might not be able to

get it. I’ll call him and ask. Don’t worry too much. Although Lewis doesn’t have any feelings for Josephine, they grew up together, so he won’t

is a heartless man. Can you really expect him to have any

nature. If he really loved Sierra that much, hel would have divorced Josephine and married Sierra long ago. He wouldn’t be

ask,” Tyler interrupted her and hung up. After

time, Lewis answered the call. At that moment, Tyler

up?” Lewis

his throat and said awkwardly, “Avy couldn’t reach Josephine, so she wanted to know if everything

other end of the phone before

your family members so

Avy and Josephine are friends, so

that so?” Lewis laughed and continued in a frosty tone, “Tyler, Avery is your sister, you should know her best. You’d better keep