Giovanni P.O.V.
I was thinking to myself as I gazed at the framed portrait of Megan that was sitting next to the television. I was aware that it was only a matter of chance that Caroline's ambulance had been the one to arrive at the scene of the blaze first, since it was merely a coincidence. It was she who was in the building at the same time as I was. During the whole time that she was held captive there, she did not exhibit any signs of worry, stress, or terror in her eyes at all. But the thing that stood out to me the most about her appearance was her resolve. She was well aware of the hazards, but she had made up her mind that she would not leave the kid. I was familiar with that sensation, and I appreciated anybody who could keep their composure and stay focused in a scenario like t
