Chapter 333 The Person in the Burlap Sack

Silas and the others answered in unison and quickly hoisted the burlap sack before heading toward the small room deeper inside the warehouse. Morris had specially cleared out the small room. Inside was nothing but a broken wooden bed. Whenever he finished dealing with someone here, he'd lock them inside just to be safe. Watching the sack land on the wooden bed, Morris waved his hand impatiently. "You can all leave now. If nothing comes up tonight, don't come in and disturb me," Morris instructed, his voice edged with urgency. He couldn't wait to be alone with Natalie. The last thing he wanted was these outsiders hanging around. Silas exchanged a look with the others. A strange smile flickered across their faces, but none of them moved right away. Morris frowned. "What? Is there something else?" "No, no," Silas said quickly, waving his hands. "Nothing at all, Mr. Shelton. We're leaving now." Only then did he lead the others out, closing the door behind them. Outside the room, t