Chapter 88.

"It's nothing personal, Curtis," the prisoner said, cracking his knuckles after hitting Curtis with all his strength.

"They threatened to kill us if we didn't beat you up," the other prisoner explained, returning to his bunk.

Curtis lay on the floor after receiving a severe beating. His body was sore, and he could barely move.

"D-don't... Don't worry," Curtis said with effort, coughing in pain. "I don't blame you."

At that moment, Curtis began to recall all the moments he had lived in the Stanton mansion and all the bad decisions that had led him to that place. He wondered what would have happened if he had never retaliated against Carson's blow.

He closed his eyes and deeply regretted Carson's death. Surely Joseph and he were insulting him from beyond at that precise moment. For a second, Curtis hated himself deeply.

"Forgive me, Joseph, please," Curtis said with great emotion as a tear escaped from his eyes.

A small family gathering had gathered in the clinic to mourn Carson'
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