Chapter 26. My Woman

“What?!” Thomas exclaimed, just as Susan shouted, “Liar! They are all liars!” She moved away from Thomas’s side, and her eyes darted toward the open door again.

Couldn’t they see? She was not going anywhere. She just wanted a fix.

Ty saw where her eyes were trained, and he sighed. “Don’t even try it, ma'am,” he said, then turned back to Thomas, who had stood up and was staring at Susan like she had sprouted horns. “And before you asked, sir,. Yes, the blow was not serious. The man was more surprised than hurt; she pushed him aside and tried to head towards the entrance. It was quite stupid, in my opinion, as I wondered how she intended to get past everyone on duty and the enforced doors. No offence, ma’am. Well, we got her back, and that was when we realised something else.”

Thomas, who couldn’t believe his ears, asked, “What?”

Susan rushed to him again “Tommie, my love, don’t listen to them. They are all liars. They just do not want us to be able to have the