“What should we do?"

Alick shrugged. He couldn't think straight either.

Instead, he looked up sharply and asked, “How about the baby and Rowena? I hope they're okay now."

Their safety would make him feel better, or at ease maybe.

On hearing their names, an idea suddenly popped up in Willie's mind.

“There is something we can do."

“What's that?" Alick asked curiously.

“Camila wasn't Isaac's only family." Willie looked at Alick suggestively.

Alick furrowed his eyebrows, then widened his eyes when he understood.

“You mean Joe?"

“Of course I mean Joe. He may be sad, depressed and can't accept Camila's death, but he can't ignore his own son, right?" Willie explained hopefully.

Alick agreed with him, however, he was hesitant. "Do you think it's a good idea to bring Joe close to a dead body? I mean, he's still a baby."

"That's true, but it's not just any dead body. It's his mother. We need to help Isaac make peace with Camila's death!" Willie insisted.

Alick pursed his lips for a while, then finally nodded. "Fine. Let's do ch

“Let me go and get Joe," Willie readily said.

Alick replied, “You do that. I'LL stay here and keep an eye on Isaac." Willie came back with Joe in his arms in an hour.

Joe was so shaken by the kidnapping that he cried for a long time.

Rowena had only succeeded in getting him to sleep not long ago.

He was actually still asleep, but it clearly wasn't a beautiful or deep one.

He would sob and whimper from time to time.

“Okay, take him and go in," Willie said.

He had no desire at all to get close to Isaac right now.

He was scared of facing Isaac's anger all alone in that cold room. Alick however, was ready to do whatever it took to take his boss out of that depression, so he agreed, albeit reluctantly.

"It's all on you now. You'd better do well.”

Alick glared at Willie after his not so encouraging words.