Thud.
Raindrops hit the window.
For some reason, Victoria couldn’t shake the uneasy feeling in her heart.
Perhaps it was because Amelia wasn’t at home. Despite the many patients she had been seeing, the house felt empty without her.
Compared to the heavy rains in South City, the mountain was only overcast with clouds.
Grace softly called out to Amelia, “Amelia, do you want to stop at the service area and have some instant noodles?”
“Sure.” Amelia seemed to be in a good mood, agreeing easily.
But even as they walked over, she still carried her black bag with her.
This made Nathan, who was standing a bit further away smoking, glance over a couple more times.
The driver also nodded at Nathan.
Nathan lowered his voice, “Don’t rush.”
What if the girl wakes up halfway through and hasn
