A Chance At Forever: Chasing His Divorced Love
I repeated, and Satz clicked his tongue against the roof of his mouth.
“Nothing’s easy about this,” he said, lifting the bag. “Not fixing the door was sloppy, but that’s the fault of a worker. So is leaving this lying around and locking up people in the basement,” he finished, crossing his arms.
“Locking up... What are you talking about?” Berkley asked in a surprised tone, too shocked to remember to whisper.
“I found a woman in the basement. She was unconscious and tied to a pole. She also had a uniform on. I couldn’t see the color in the dark, but I think it’s...” Satz started, and my eyes widened in fear.