Turning to Frank, the beggar said, "You must be special, seeing how you found my family in no time at all. All I ask is that you protect them... No, I beg you."

"I will," Frank replied, nodding.

"Thanks!"

The beggar then sighed and headed for the door, but his wife and daughter promptly stopped him. "Is there no other way?"

The beggar shook his head. "This is the best option there is. Just remember to stick with that young man-don't argue, because this is what I deserve. Do you understand?"

As the mother and daughter were silent, Hana leaned toward Frank. "Well, isn't that something? I'd never have admitted to my crimes in his place-he's certainly manned up."

Frank rolled his eyes. "Let's see if you'd say that if he had trafficked you. A criminal who atones is still a criminal, so don't forget their crimes just because they have something going for them."

Hana smiled and nodded. "Don't worry I'm no saint myself, just commenting."

"You can go now. I have other

beggar's wife nodded, but the daughter

and understanding that she blamed him, Frank shrugged. "You can get your

only at those words that both women left, and Frank returned inside the building to find the

sucked up to you before, but now that you're done, they're not going to hesitate to traffick your family too, sentiment be damned." The youth frowned-Frank was right, as he knew better than anyone else what

I only lost because I was surprised by your strength,

that exactly what you

tell you everything-remember, I'll be waiting for

Frank chuckled. "Keep hoping!"

the youth told him everything, Frank stood up and told

and Frank

single scream before silence returned, and Plun strode out, standing in front of Frank as she said, "You must've killed many in your time. How did feel the first

like it

of movies that portrayed how indecisive

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