Chapter 1689

Four days had passed since Hesper regained consciousness. She estimated that she had been unconscious for no more than 12 hours at most, marking her fourth day of being missing. 'Rickard still hasn't found me.' Today, the person delivering her meal was Murray, which surprised Hesper. Murray was one of Sullivan's most trusted subordinates and his right-hand man, so it was somewhat unusual for him to personally deliver the meal. "Ms. Rivera, it's time for your meal," Murray said as he approached. Hearing Murray speak, a hint of surprise crossed Hesper's mind. She walked up to him, looked at him, tilted her head slightly, and asked, "Has Sullivan allowed you to talk to me?" Previous visitors had maintained strict silence, and Hesper could guess the reason behind their actions. Prolonged isolation in darkness was mentally taxing, and the lack of interaction could push someone to the brink of madness. It wouldn't be long before Hesper faced a complete mental breakdown under these condi