Chapter 26. Terror Continues

The orphanage children who saw this immediately supported Mrs. Ania, who still looked weak, and one of them called Axell, who was in the bathroom.

"Axell!" banged a girl around ten years old.

Axell opened the bathroom door and found his sister crying on the floor in front of the door.

"What is it?" Axell asked as he aligned himself with the body of Asri, the sister who called him.

"Mommy," answered Asri, her hand pointing forward.

"Mommy, why?" Axell asked loudly and immediately ran forward without caring that he was only wrapped in a towel.

Axell saw that in the living room, his mother was being calmed by several orphanage children. Mrs. Ania's body is still very weak.

"Mom, what's wrong?" Axell asked, getting closer to Mrs. Ania.

"Zahid is your younger brother," said Mrs. Ania.

"Zahid, why, mom?" Axell asked impatiently.

"Zahid is dead." Mrs. Ania burst into tears again.

Axell also sat down, followed by the cries of all the orphanage children when they heard that Zahid h

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