By the time she finally broke free from the nightmare, sunlight was already streaming through the window. As she looked up, her gaze met a pair of moist, black eyes.
'How cute!'
That thought was immediately followed by another.
'How dangerous!'
Faye Yardley knew that a single pane of glass wouldn't be enough to stop the cute-looking little black dog outside.
Before Bowen Lynch left, he had reminded her that it wasn't just factory workers here.
'So there are also guard dogs for the factory?!'
'Factory dogs?'
Faye Yardley realized she was hungry. She truly hadn't eaten for a full day and night.
With her eyes fixed on the dog outside, which stood about half a meter tall, she took a rice ball and some juice from her storage and stuffed them into her mouth.
Then Faye Yardley saw that the dog had actually started to drool.
'You look adorable with your mouth shut, but when you open it, that mouth full of densely packed, sharp teeth is enough to make a person's skin crawl.'
