Chapter 39 Brain Hemmorhage

"Audrey, don't worry about me too much. I'm fine here, I am eating, and resting well.'' Across the thick barricaded glass of the visiting room, Charles Turnah smiled and said to Audrey. "It's more comfortable here, than going to work,'' he added. Audrey Turnah looked at her brother's obviously haggard face, and her nose became a little sour. She remembered that nightmare that she had. In the dream, she spoke to Leopold Demp through the barricaded glass of the visiting room. It's just that in reality, the person behind the barricaded glass had become a brother. "Why are you crying? I really thinks it's good here," Charles Turnah told Audrey. He tried as hard as he could and comforted Audrey. "Don't worry, I didn't kill anyone. When the police investigates clearly, I'll be able to go out soon and be reunited with you and dad," Charles also said. Audrey Turnah nodded with red eyes. "Charles, take care of yourself," she said and got up to leave. Audrey Turn