Chapter 39

It had been two days since Beatrice hadn't moved from Sam's side. Occasionally, she was accompanied by Ute and Anne. Sometimes Hera and her mother came to visit. But Sam still hadn't woken up. The doctors and nurses said that all his vital organs were in good condition and there was no life-threatening situation. There was nothing to worry about.

Ute and Anne were also in agreement, not wanting to discuss what had actually happened. Neither with each other nor with Sam's other subordinates. This actually infuriated Beatrice and made her curious why such an important matter had to be concealed.

But then she realized, was it because she was just an outsider in Sam's life that no one wanted to share with her? Who was Beatrice, anyway? Just a substitute for her father's debts, whose whereabouts were now unclear. If only her despicable father had lived a straight path like a toll road, Beatrice wouldn't have ended up here. She might still be in her small, simple room, filled