For a moment, everyone stopped. The women who had been moving backward suddenly became still.The security guards also stopped shouting. Even George and Mrs Clifford turned around at the same time.Everyone looked toward the direction of the voice.Mrs Suko's face immediately became angry."Who said that?" she demanded.Her voice was loud enough to make the women become silent.Johnson slowly repeated himself."I said no one is going home."Mrs Suko stared at him. She could not believe what she had just heard.Only a few moments earlier, she had made an example of George because of the way he had spoken to her. She had expected everyone else to be too afraid to challenge her.But now another person had the courage to stand against her order."Who are you?" Mrs Suko asked angrily.Johnson did not answer immediately.Mrs Clifford and George were still staring at him.Mrs Clifford's eyes widened as soon as she recognized him."Johnson," she said without even realizing that his name had e

Samuel's question sent a shocking wave through the three women standing in front of him, including Mrs Suko.The way Samuel had asked the question made it clear that he was extremely angry.The women looked at one another. Nobody answered immediately.Samuel waited for a few seconds. His face remained serious."Who is the leader of this Arrows Hill women organization?" he asked again.This time, his voice was much louder.Every woman around the complex heard him clearly.The old women became silent.Mrs Clifford looked at Mrs Suko.George also remained quiet.Mrs Suko finally stepped forward. She walked toward Samuel and Johnson."I am the leader," she said.Samuel looked at her.Mrs Suko quickly continued."Those women woke up today and started causing problems. They came here and created a lot of trouble."Samuel looked at her with disgust. He did not respond immediately.Instead, he turned his attention toward the women.He looked at their tired faces. He saw the fear in their eyes

Mrs Clifford's eyes widened.George also stared at Samuel in disbelief.Samuel Briggs was taking instructions from Johnson. He had even called him “Sir Johnson” in front of everyone.Mrs Clifford could not understand what was happening.George looked at Johnson, then at Samuel. He tried to find a reasonable explanation for what he had witnessed.After a moment, he leaned closer to Mrs Clifford and whispered, “Mom, I think I understand what is happening.”Mrs Clifford turned toward him.“What do you mean?”George lowered his voice further.“Samuel is respecting him because he was the person the guards were about to hit. Johnson stood up for those women, and Samuel probably appreciates his courage.”Mrs Clifford listened carefully.George continued, “That may be why Samuel is obeying him and calling him Sir.”Mrs Clifford nodded repeatedly.“Yes. That must be it.”She tried to convince herself that George's explanation made sense. She did not want to consider the possibility that Johnso

Fidelis remained frozen, holding his phone in his hand. His eyes were fixed on the screen, and his lips remained slightly open. He could hardly believe what he was seeing. The name displayed on his phone was enough to make his heart beat faster.“Fidelis, what is it? Is it Suko calling?” Boss Jerry asked.Fidelis did not answer. He seemed to have lost the ability to speak. His friends exchanged confused looks as they watched him. None of them understood why he had suddenly become so frightened.“Fidelis!” Boss Jerry called again, raising his voice. “I am asking you a question. Is everything all right?”That question finally brought Fidelis back to his senses. He swallowed hard and slowly turned to face the men sitting around him.“It is Suko,” he answered in a low voice.The moment those words left his mouth, the atmosphere changed. The men became quiet, and the little confidence they had managed to gather disappeared.Boss Jerry stared at him.“So, I was right,” he said. “I knew it w

The friends looked at one another after Boss Jerry asked his question. Suko's words had made one thing clear to them.Suko had threatened them, given them one week to deliver the children, and laughed at them for pretending to be workers at the orphanage.Yet he had no idea that they were no longer working for him in the way he expected.Boss Jerry slowly stood up from his seat."Listen, everyone. I think I now understand what is happening," he said.The men turned towards him."What do you mean, Boss?" Fidelis asked.Boss Jerry placed both hands on the table and looked at them seriously."Suko has an eye on us. Someone is watching our movements and reporting them to him. That is why he knew we were at the orphanage.""Then he must have a spy among the workers," one of the men suggested."That is possible," Boss Jerry replied."But whoever this spy is, there is something he does not know.""What is that?" another man asked."He does not know that we are no longer carrying out Suko's d