Chapter 12

Simon stared at the two letters. He became more confused and curious to know who threw the stone at his window and what the person wanted.

He moved to the window once again, as though if he did that, he would get some clue about the mysterious person that threw the stone.

He looked into the empty space for sometime and averted his gaze to the forest close to his house. Nothing was there.

This has turned into a headache. He has faced more problems than he ever imagined. Life itself has worn him out.

He drew the parchment beneath his reading table, out. After he had settled down in the seat, different thoughts ran through his head.

It was hard for him to comprehend what this person was trying to say to him. Could it be some kind of set-up? Perhaps the person might be trying to pass a warning.

As long as he could remember, he has never offended anyone.

The only person who he was sure was holding a grudge against him is Alan.

But at the same time, he didn't want to believe that Al