Nodding, Cyrus fell silent.
Her logic was sound, but she was putting herself in danger by keeping the man close.
He sighed. Lucinda handed him the sketch book and showed him the portrait.
“Graham knows a lot about the people who work for the Simmons family. Ask him whether he recognizes this person.”
“Okay,” Cyrus said.
That evening, at Bay Villa, Nathaniel was preparing dinner when he heard a familiar bird chirp. It was Sonny.
He opened the door and saw Sonny swaggering through the garden toward him.
Leon was out with Lucinda, but Conor should still be in the villa.
Noticing Nathaniel’s cold stare, Sonny waved his hand and said, “Boss, don’t worry. I didn’t beat anyone up or break in this time.”
Nathaniel laughed.
“You beat Conor last time. But you two are now warming up to each other?”
Sonny giggled, and then his smile froze. What was Nathaniel implying?
“I’m straight. What do you mean by we’re warming up to each other?”
Nathaniel changed topic.
“Let’s get down to business.”
Sonny became serious and whispered, “You sent Larry to keep an eye on Eleanor. Larry says that in the past few days, Eleanor has been transferred twice. Since she arrived at the last place, no one has come to her. They might have given up on Eleanor.”
Why would they give up Eleanor so soon?
“Well, since you found her and no one is around her…”
Nathaniel paused and checked his watch. He had forty minutes to spare before Lucinda got off work.
“Let’s go and take a look.”
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Soon, Nathaniel and Sonny went out.
Rushing to the suburban area in their car, Nathaniel was so tired that he decided to close his eyes for a while. To his surprise, he unexpectedly fell asleep.
Not sleeping well, Nathaniel had a very strange dream.
Nathaniel found himself in an empty and shabby cottage.