“He’s pretending to like us so we’ll do what he wants us to do. And do you know what that is?”
“He wants to bring us all together, luv, and then convince Ashley that she doesn’t need us.”
“And do you know what happens then? You and I die. Is that what you want? I don’t.”
“Well, no,” Alette said hesitantly. “Then listen to me. We go along with the doctor. We make him believe that we’re really trying to help him.”
We string him along. We’re in no hurry. And I promise you that one day I’ll get us out of here.
Whatever you say, Toni.” “Good. So we’ll let old Dockie think he’s doing just great.
A letter arrived from David. In the envelope was a photograph of a small boy.
The letter read: Dear Ashley, I hope that you’re coming along well and that the therapy is progressing.
Everything’s fine here. I’m working hard and enjoying it. Enclosed is a photograph of our two-year-old, Jeffrey.
At the rate he’s growing, in a few minutes, he’ll be getting married. There’s no real news to report.
I just wanted you to know that I was thinking about you. Sandra joins me in sending our warm regards, David.
Ashley studied the photograph. He’s a beautiful little boy, she thought. I hope he has a happy life.
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