Abrupt Change

"I think it's too cold and quiet here, so I want to move to a more lively place with the children." "Alright, but tell me honestly, is it really because of this reason?" "Of course," Regan replied firmly. That night. When Regan left with Hazel and the children in the car, Wilson sent Regan a text message. Regan glanced at his phone, and his gazes turned gloomy. Wilson was in trouble. On this day, Wilson was supposed to transfer those people to different places, including the Morgan Siblings. Clicking on the text message, Regan read it, "All the black marks have committed suicide. I'm leaving with the Morgans. The white marks have been transferred. We heard the ringtone, and there was something wrong with Robyn." Regan divided the captives into categories. The black marks represented those he suspected as the pawns, while the white marks represented their families. Cohen was supposed to be the black mark, but Regan canceled his and his sister's marking divisions after conversing with hi