Chapter 106 Disinfectant and Perfume

• “Why are you looking like this, Mrs. Wayne? W-What happened to you? Are you okay?”
• Dian was dressed in the clothes belonging to the woman who helped her out, including the shoes, which were a tacky deep maroon jacket with flower prints paired with a pair of black trousers and black leather shoes. This was the standard clothing for a farming woman in her forties and fifties—clothes which even Maria wouldn’t wear, but they were now on Diane. Obviously, this shocked Mrs. Lindsey very much.
• At the same time, she was also worried, and she kept scanning her from top to bottom as she asked if she was alright.