Rosemary trailed behind him through the courtyard to the front of the house.
In a hushed tone, Dennis said, "She's of special status. Seeing her face could put your life in danger."
Rosemary was taken aback. That really sounded serious.
"So, all you must do is take care of her from inside. No one else will be there."
They were separated by a frosted glass wall. There was a small hole in the middle of the wall.
Rosemary realized the situation. Care-taking through the wall? Quite an unusual arrangement.
Dennis bent down to the small hole and said to the person on the other side, "Diana, my friend is here. If you feel uncomfortable, just let her know."
On the other side of the wall was the girl's bed. She was curled up in pain, every organ in her body seemed twisted in knots.
She clutched the corner of her blanket, her slender shoulders trembling in pain. Sweat dripped down her forehead, landing on her beautiful yet pale face.