The man's shadow was like a monster ready to devour, suddenly emerging from the darkness just as she was about to run into the sunlight, swallowing her whole.
"Don't worry, I've got it all arranged, Avery, I'll take you away. We will definitely leave," Beckett spoke gently, offering her all the reassuring certainty she needed.
Two figures quietly disappeared from the back door of the hospital, as if they had never been there at all.
Avery vanished, and when the housekeeper received the news, he froze in place, as if struck by lightning, utterly at a loss.
The matter had become serious, more serious than he had ever anticipated.
He had instructed the hospital staff to notify him immediately if there were any changes in Avery's condition, and Avery was already unconscious when she left, without taking any documents.
But the hospital reported that during the morning rounds, they found that the patient had already left, most likely in the middle of the night.
