Chapter 65 Lives up to Her Reputation

The factory was empty and dilapidated. The further in she went, the dimmer the light became. At the end, a single bare incandescent bulb flickered, under which a few people had gathered. The bodyguard led her to the light and stepped aside. Nancy's gaze landed on a plain nursing bed under the weak lamp. An elderly woman lay there. Her body was battered and soaked in blood, making the original color of her clothes unrecognizable. Half of her face was a ruin of bruised flesh. One of her eyes remained tightly closed. The socket around it was bruised and swollen. It was clear that she was blind. Nancy frowned and reached out, placing two slender fingers on the woman's wrist to feel her faint pulse. The rhythm was weak and erratic. Her internal organs were badly damaged, multiple bones were broken, and she had lost far too much blood. In short, she was on the brink of death. The situation was far worse than Nancy had imagined. It was no wonder the client was willing to pay any pric