Occasionally, Duncan would feed her snacks.

By the time the movie ended, Liberty was full to the brim thanks to Duncan. She said, “Great. I haven’t even eaten supper yet, but I’m all stuffed. Now I have to take another walk to digest what I’ve eaten.”

Duncan stood up. Liberty and the bodyguards hurried to support him as he walked outside.

Duncan laughed. “Please wheel me back to the hotel on foot then. That’ll be your workout.”

Liberty laughed too. “That’s fine with me, but if we’re walking all the way back, I might not be able to recognize the roads. If we get lost, we might end up spending the whole night walking in circles in Jensburg. You can’t blame me then.”

“I won’t.”

The sky was even darker now.

By the time they came out of the movie theater, the streets were no longer bustling, gradually becoming less crowded.

Liberty pushed Duncan as she walked slowly. The bodyguards followed them, protecting them silently.

As they walked, it began to snow.

“Duncan, it’s snowing. L