Blindsided
As soon as the man left, the girl Becky was holding up collapsed to the floor, crying.
Becky squatted down beside her and said, "It's no use crying here.Where do you live? Let me take you
home."
The girl's crying abated at her words.
She looked at Becky for a long minute before she said, "Thank you.I'm staying in this hotel, but I don't
think I can be here anymore.My luggage and ID card are still in the room.Can you come with me while I
collect my luggage?"
Becky had rarely seen anyone as pitiful as she had once been.
She got to her feet and pulled the girl up, saying, "Let's go."
The girl was still sniffling, her head down, when they entered the elevator.
Becky couldn't help but laugh at this sight.
"It's fortunate that there's no one else in here, or people would think that I've done something to you."
The girl looked embarrassed at her words.
‘I'm sorry, I just can't help it."
Becky pulled out a tissue from her bag and handed it to her.
"It's okay.Don't cry.Take this as a lesson and make sure you don’t find yourself in such a situation
again."
The girl took the tissue and looked gratefully at Becky.
"Thank you.I wouldn't know what to do if I hadn't met you."
"Don't be afraid.We live in a society ruled by law.You can call the police," Becky said.
"They took away my phone."
Becky stopped short at this.
After a pause, she said, "It's all right now.Don't be afraid."
"Thank you.You are a good person." Becky laughed.
This was the first time that someone had called her a good person.
"I'm usually not such a good person."
She was not that kind-hearted.
If the girl hadn't pounced on her, she would have stayed out of it all.
The girl wiped her tears and said nothing.
The elevator stopped and Becky walked out.
She turned to look at the girl and asked, "Do you have the room card?"
The girl nodded and said, "! took it with me when I escaped.But my ID card is in the room."
Becky smiled.
"You are smart."
Maybe it was because of Becky that the girl's fear gradually reduced.
They made their way to the room that the girl pointed out.
The girl pulled out the card, but she didn't dare open the door.She looked at Becky timidly.
This was the first time that Becky was seeing such a timid person.
This girl was even more timid than Jessie.
She took the card from the girl and said, "What are you afraid of? Do you think they're waiting for you
inside?"
Becky swiped the card on the door and it opened with a beep.She pushed it open, glanced inside, and
turned to look at the girl.
"No one.You..."
But before she could finish that thought, the girl pushed her into the room.
The girl's timid eyes turned sharp.
Becky staggered backwards.
A person emerged from behind the door and caught her from behind, catching her off guard.
Before she could react, the man pushed something into her mouth.He then pushed her to the floor.
By the time she stood up, the door had slammed shut.She pulled at the door handle and as expected,
found it to be locked.It was obviously not easy to be a good person.
She hadn't see this coming.
Becky made to reach for her phone but realized that it was in her bag and they had taken her bag
away.She frowned and walked deeper into the room, only to find that there was someone in the
bed.Her ex-husband!
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