In the car.
Catherine Ford was carried onto the car by Benjamin Jones.
The cold of winter was alleviated by the sufficient heating in the car. Her stiff body finally began to regain sensation, but her little face was still frighteningly pale, and her whole body was still shivering slightly, mumbling something in her mouth.
Benjamin Jones' heart clenched tightly, and he turned his body to help Catherine Ford fasten her seatbelt before speaking in a voice softer than he had ever used before, comforting her, "Reed has already gone to check the situation, don't scare yourself."
Catherine Ford seemed not to hear, still huddled in the car, not comforted at all, and even shivering more violently.
Benjamin Jones had no choice but to reach out with his broad palm to hold the woman's trembling hand, "Catherine Ford, do you hear what I'm saying?"
Catherine Ford finally came back to her senses, but instead of immediately answering Benjamin Jones, she focused her gaze on the man's hand.
