Chapter 140. Judgement

The look in Olivia’s eyes showed that she understood I meant every word of that sentence. 

She gave me a nod. 

I stepped aside, and my hand made a sweeping motion covering the attic, inviting her to start anywhere she deemed fit.

She turned away from me, and I went to sit on a couch, smirking at Norio, who was still cursing and huffing at us. 

I winced as I relaxed against the couch, my eyes finding Olivia again, who was now browsing the display wall, like she was in a supermarket aisle.

Her eyes were focused, and the moment one end of her lip lifted in a smirk, I knew she had decided. But then her hand stopped on an item I was least expecting.

She unhooked the metal bodysuit and the lead sprinkler, returning to this section of the attic where a tied-up Norio was sitting opposite me.

Her silence was thrilling, her face tightly set but blank as Norio mellowed, and his eyes began to take on a worried look. 

She dropped the s