Chapter 299

Judy, once timid and gentle, now appeared cold and distant. She was almost ignoring him altogether. She seemed to glance at the broken window more often than she did at him. Yet, despite this, he became even more diligent. As the heavy sound of the door closing echoed behind her, Judy finally turned her head. She calmly clenched her fists and walked toward the window. Through the fist-sized gap, she could see the river in the distance. Reid Incorporated was situated in the bustling commercial center by the river. Thirty floors above, the streets teemed with traffic, and people appeared like ants. No one would have expected Clark to confine her to the top floor of Reid Incorporated, right where he worked every day—monitoring her every move at all times. Could Zoe and the others find her? Judy's eyes slowly narrowed. … At night, Judy slept restlessly. The frequency of her nightmares had increased recently. It was as if a huge hammer was constantly pounding her temples in her d