They Regretted It After I Gave Up Chapter 24

They Regretted It After I Gave Up Chapter 24

She closed her eyes, leaned her head back against the seat, and whispered, “Sister, I’m sorry.”

Her voice was almost silent.

But I heard it.

Because I had been following her ever since she walked into that church.

Not because I hated her.

I just wanted to see what would become of this sister who had been given away.

She was not doing well.

It seemed she had never really been doing well.

Beckett lived the same day over and over in prison.

Wake up.

Eat.

Work in the factory.

Sleep.

There was a small window in his cell. Through it, he could see only a tiny square of sky.

He often stood under that window, just staring at that patch of blue.

Once, another inmate asked him, “What are you in for?”

He said, “I killed someone.”