Lewis took a deep breath upon hearing this.
He turned to look out the window, loosened his tie, and said, "She saved my life when she was a child, and I promised her that I would marry her when we grew up."
Actually, he was responsible for what had become of Madeleine.
There was truth in what Madeleine had said, that the little girl was different from the other children kidnapped along with them.
Because the little girl was cute and well-behaved, even the traffickers developed a soft spot for her and said they would find her a good family.
At that time, the little girl was very close to the traffickers.
Keira was taken aback by this.
She couldn't help but think of herself.
Her big brother had promised her, too. He had said he would come for her and marry her, but he never did, not all these years.
No wonder old Mrs. Horton had said Lewis was a man with a strong sense of responsibility.
