Noah responded lightly, “I get it. I’ll seek revenge from the one who gave the orders.”

The prison guard felt better at that. He even gave Noah an ointment for the latter’s wounds and kept him company for a while.

All of a sudden, Noah asked softly, “Did she cry?”

“Huh?”

The prison guard was stunned. Then, he had no idea what Noah meant. After all, Gwynn was a wife to a wealthy man. She’d never cry for her husband. In fact, he thought she’d be thrilled if Noah died while she was still middle-aged.

Noah thought to himself how the prison guard didn’t understand the love he had with his wife at all.

…

It was two in the afternoon when Gwynn sent both of her kids to Mason’s place. She told Zoe that she needed to go to Hucksburgh. The latter was against the idea and wanted to go in her stead.

“Mason is figuring out a way to spring Noah out of jail, too! It’s too dangerous for you to go to Hucksburgh alone, Gwynn. Noah would be worried about you as well.”

Gwynn responded, “Actually,