Alonso was overcome with grief and helplessness as he struggled to keep his composure. He couldn't believe that his once happy life was now shrouded in darkness and despair. "Why did this have to happen? Why did Perry have to go through this?" he asked himself, tears streaming down his face. As he made his way to Mia's room, his heart sank even further. Seeing his dear friend lying in the hospital bed, fighting for her life, was too much for him to bear. He felt powerless, unable to do anything to help her. "I can't lose her too," he whispered, his voice choked with emotion. He watched her through the glass in the hallway, praying for her to recover. Alonso knew that time was of the essence, and he couldn't just stand by and do nothing. He had to take action, to do something to help Perry. With a heavy heart, he left Mia's room and headed to the doctor's office. After a brief meeting with the doctor, Alonso breathed a sigh of relief. "She's going to be okay, we just have to keep pr

Perry was struck with an overwhelming fear as she contemplated the prospect of her life coming to an end in the near future. The mere thought of her own mortality was enough to keep her awake at night, as she pondered the uncertain fate that awaited her.As the night advanced, Perry found herself plagued by another challenge: hunger. She had only been locked away for a brief period of thirty minutes, yet the pangs of her appetite were already beginning to gnaw at her. Desperately, she searched for a solution, but to no avail. Her mind drew a blank, leaving her with a sense of despair.With no other options available to her, Perry retreated to a corner, feeling helpless and resigned to whatever fate lay ahead.*****Alonso found himself engrossed in contemplation, wondering who it was that might be able to aid him in his current predicament. And whom the general was referring to"You are that person my dear" Unexpectedly, the General interjected, a phrase that left Alonso utterly speec

Alonso waited for what felt like an eternity, surrounded by a deafening silence before finally breaking it with a question, "Where is Perry? Is she safe?" he inquired with palpable concern, breaking the uncomfortable hush and carried a hint of apprehension.The voice on the other end of the line responded sarcastically, "She seems to be alright, for the time being at least.""I want to speak with her, to hear it for myself that she is unharmed," Alonso demanded, a tinge of anger creeping into his voice. "And let me be clear, if you lay even a finger on her, I will not hesitate to take action."The voice interrupted his threats, "And what exactly will you do?" he sneered."Mr. Montez, or whatever you call yourself, you should know that you have no control in this situation. Perry is in my custody, and I can do as I please with her."The weight of the words hit Alonso like a ton of bricks. The realization that Perry was at the mercy of this unknown person made him feel powerless. He to

General had been waiting for Goldier's to return for what seemed like an eternity. He checked his phone repeatedly, hoping to see a missed call or a message, but there was nothing. As the minutes turned into an hour, he began to feel a sense of unease.He dialled Goldier's number, but it went straight to voicemail. Frustrated and worried, General made the difficult decision to leave and head back to the hospital.However, he found no solace at home, and his mind could not rest. He felt that staying by Mia's side would bring him some measure of comfort, even with the guards present. As night fell, exhaustion overtook him, and he dozed off in his chair.But his peace was short-lived as he was awakened by a tap on his shoulder. A voice asked him for Alonso's whereabouts, causing General to jolt awake. He instinctively replied without thinking, "He has gone home."The doctor's words echoed in General's mind as he sat by Mia's side, unable to shake off the fear that lingered within him. Th

Please don't be frightened, my darling," Sylvester whispered soothingly as his henchmen escorted the Perry, out of the dimly lit room. Once there, she was directed to shower and provided with a resplendent dress, indicative of an upcoming special event."Did you truly believe that I would allow you to suffer without food for several days?" he inquired, a hint of amusement in his voice as they both took their places at a lengthy table. Perry couldn't quite comprehend the sudden shift in her captor's behavior; just yesterday, he had been surly and cruel, but now he appeared downright jovial."Please, do not let fear consume you, my dear. The food is entirely safe," Sylvester reassured her kindly, observing that she had yet to touch her meal. Concerned for her well-being, he approached her and sampled a small portion of her dish, confirming that it was not poisoned.Perry was acutely aware that she had little choice in the matter. The writhing worms in her belly had instigated a fierce