The corners of Serenity’s lips were upturned. With a smile, she replied, “Alright, understood.” Lisa was like a ball of light in this dark world to her. Whenever she felt down or lost, Lisa would always pull her along, and she had never lost faith in her.

Lisa and Terry got into their car while Serenity entered the black Bentley.

Lisa watched as the Bentley drove off before she grunted to Terry, who was seated next to her, “Alright, let’s go.”

He proceeded to drive away from the police station. “Where do you want to go next?” he asked her.

“Home, of course. Where else can we go?” replied Lisa with a bored tone.

“If you’re not in a good mood, why don’t we watch a movie to cheer you up?” he suggested.

“Forget it. A movie’s not gonna cheer me up. The only thing that could cheer me up would be seeing you do a striptease,” Lisa blurted out unwittingly. She remembered vaguely that Terry had done such a thing, but because she had been flat-out drunk, she struggled to recollect her