XXVI. Unknowns

Although I could say that it is difficult to accept, I was very pleased to see Dominieck again despite his incessant evil and intolerable dramatic behavior that he usually carries.

Seeing him there presumably well gave me peace of mind because it is it was something evident that such a man I needed something, first of all, I was glad to be able to find him, and even more, to be able to mention, although little something of what I carry in my conscience and that constantly weighs on my shoulders, of course trying not to reveal too much of me.

Leaving to my surprise was relatively easy at that time because Dominieck did not put up any resistance, much less did he perform any scene to stop me, quite oblivious to everything there he stayed, practically undeterred and unconcerned.

Slowly I moved away from the hill leaving Dominieck more and more behind, until finally, I arrived at the residence and from the access door, once I was ready to enter after opening it out of mere curiosity