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From inside the military hospital, near the east coast, Winfield was wiping Sarah dry after she had taken a shower in the morning.
Winfield had Sarah's body and blood checked before they would leave for Braeton, wanting to be sure there was no serious problem with his wife, having been locked up for so many years.
Fortunately, despite the wrong Blake had done, he took care of Sarah well. She was healthy and apparently had regularly been checked by a visiting doctor.
As Winfield helped her put on a new dress, he said with his voice breaking in and out, "There. You - you look lovely."
Sarah was silent the whole time. She had been since she left Jansu lsland, merely speaking when she needed something like food or water.
Looking up to Winfield, she probed with her wistful eyes, "Is it true that you married Catherine?"
The question resulted in Winfield swallowing down his own spew. His eyes fluttered as he answered, "
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Chapter 78: Four Hours
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