The mother and daughter got better. They offered Arthur food and drink at their restaurant, but Arthur refused. He had to return to his place to tell Dion that his little family was fine.
He bid them farewell, walked down the stairs from the second floor, and arrived at the front of the restaurant. When the door slid open, Arthur gasped to see a man in a red and black uniform arrive. He didn't come alone but with two other men beside him.
"Move!" the man ordered, but Arthur refused to make way for them.
The door closed again to prevent them from hearing the conversation between Arthur and the three Night Liberators. One of them was carrying a large wooden box; something inside must be related to Dion's family.
"They are in grief. You can talk to me," Arthur replied firmly.
