Chapter 106

Glenda was starved for three whole days, and she didn't eat anything except water. At first, she still had the strength to cry, but after two days of crying, she didn't even have the strength to shed tears. The family had loosened her ties, only her hands were tied together. During this period, people from the village continued to come over and look inside, digging into the only piece of glass in front of the adobe house, which was less than the size of a notebook. Glenda also called for help a few times, but those people didn't care at all, and they even happily congratulated the lame man and the lame man's old lady. Glenda's hair was tangled together, and the clothes on her body were wrinkled and stained everywhere. In just three days, she was about to lose her appearance. Except for the occasional opening of her eyes, she thought that she was lying on her stomach. The plank bed hardly moved. The people in the yard seemed to have all gone. After Glenda's hope was da