It was completely quiet.” “Why didn’t you tell me this before?” “Because it didn’t dawn on me that it could’ve been her.” Looking a little frustrated, Bishop got up from the sofa and walked into the kitchen. I turned around and watched him leave. Several seconds after he walked into the kitchen, he turned back around and re-entered the living room. “Are you sure you didn’t hear any background noise?” he wanted to know. “Yes, I’m sure. All I heard was when she said ‘help her’.” Bishop started pacing back and forth from the kitchen to the living room. It was evident that he was trying to devise a plan. The details of this plan remained unclear as he kept quiet in thought. I couldn’t stand being in the dark so I asked him, “Do you know how long they’ve had her?” “As far as we know, they scooped her up two nights ago after she left the shop.”
What do You think about Cheaper To Keep Her Part 3?
