Chapter 19I had zipped up my pants after going to the bathroom and almost opened the stall door, however, the sound of the main door opening and loud voices stopped me, and I remained quietly in the stall, not moving.
“I can’t believe you’re mentioning this here. It should’ve already been taken care of. What’s taking so long with the liquidation of Ramona?” someone spat.
Sirch. There was only one voice that would’ve made my bones ache and breathing falter.
“It’s not my fault,” said the second person. “We should’ve built bigger cattle cars.”
“Enough. Enough. We can discuss the extermination tomorrow. The important thing was that the detention camps from the last century are reopened quickly, give or take a few adjustments,” Sirch said.
The other person remained silent for a beat. “Agre
