Chapter 36

As soon as Gina got into the house, she expected Henry was boiling. The air was thick with tension, and the househelps refused to look at her in the eye. Everywhere was peculiarly quiet and after a few minutes of looking around with no trace of him, she finally approached one if the cleaners and asked for her husband's wjerenouts. With a still bent head, she told her Henry had been in his room since last night. Gina glanced at the time and shook her head, quickly moving upstairs. It was already past nine am and she was eager to get the argument out of the way, so everyone could move on with their lives.

She got to the bedroom door and knocked for a moment, but there was no response so she made to open it, surprised to find that it was already unlocked. For some seconds, she wondered why no one had realized that until now. Undeterred, she walked into the room and met Henry sitting down in his bed looking over the window. The tension between them was very thick and visible that Gina fel