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CHAPTER 36

作者: Dera
last update publish date: 2026-05-23 19:26:25

CHAPTER 36

The drive home was filled with an unusual silence, lacking the familiar comfort it once had. The quiet pressed down, thick and uneasy, with the engine's low hum sounding overly loud against the unsaid words between them.

Outside, the city went on, cars passing by, distant horns, unaware people, as if nothing had changed.

Nancy sat with her hands folded, fingers loosely intertwined, though they twitched and brushed against each other restlessly now and then. She would glance at Andrew
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