At this time, the yard lights were already out, and as they got closer to Violet Zimmerman's residence, Joseph Lancaster's face grew darker.
Darker than the night outside the car window.
He wanted to take Violet back to his place, but he couldn't do that.
Directly taking her home, he worried about what his brother might do to her; in his conflicted thoughts, the car had already stopped at Violet's place.
Through the car window, Violet took a deep breath as she looked at the small villa steeped in darkness.
With a child in one arm, she pushed the car door with the other, "Thank you, Joseph."
After a chaotic day, she still had to return to this home in the end.
Joseph's hand tightened on the steering wheel, taking a deep breath, then exhaling, he opened the driver's door, "I'll walk you in."
"No, Daxton would be upset if he sees."
"Even if big brother doesn't see, he'll know it's me who brought you back."
