Nero's satisfaction, before leaving the place and heading home, shows the joy of someone who has closed a chapter. I noticed in his gaze the same thing that's been in mine ever since I saw Alexandra again. The only difference is that he didn't treat her like a long-lost sister and sees her as much of an enemy as he sees me.
Alexandra remains motionless and oblivious to what's happening around her, leaving me worried about how we'll get out of here. I wish it were obvious that, somehow, Luce will come to our rescue, but I'm concerned that, because of us, the others will be left behind, since nothing else matters and, for Don Nero, killing them is only a matter of time.
We're led through the garage, with no access to the outside, and the heavy security reminds me more of a prison than of a
