Chapter 224 Deciphering Her History

The wife was quieted by the man's prodding, but the tear in her eyes revealed the turmoil that was there in their house. Margaret felt a surge of sympathy for them. She looked across to Wynter, who was deep in her own thoughts and tapping her fingers rhythmically on the table. Margaret proposed that they spend the night after supper. The couple said they had already located a neighboring inn, so they declined. They left Wynter a package before they departed. Margaret's worry persisted, even to the point where she found it difficult to concentrate on the TV programs. She said, "Your brother is very sick." “That sounds good,” Wynter said. She twisted her teacup with her fingertips, as she always did when she was deep in meditation. Margaret stood up straight and said, “Wynter, how about we go visit your brother in Havenlight County? With a calm smile, Wynter said, "All right." "You're correct. We should go see him. The couple's identity was in the package they left, and Wynter wondered if this was an accident or a conscious move. In any case, Wynter was aware that she needed to solve the secrets of her history.