But she quickly realized that her anxiety was pointless, only leaving her sleep-deprived with puffy eyes.
Since she couldn't escape, she might as well settle in peacefully.
Though Roland was a scoundrel, he maintained a decent facade, accommodating her with the highest-ranking prisoner treatment and even thoughtfully arranging for a Rurik chef skilled in making her hometown cuisine.
In just a few days, her sadness magically became an appetite, and she even gained two pounds.
She was only under house arrest, not really imprisoned, and she was even allowed two newspapers a week and could borrow three books.
Unfortunately, she couldn't choose the newspapers freely and couldn't see firsthand news from her homeland.
Roland designated her newspapers as the overseas edition of "The Sun" and "Rodinia Weekly."
The book selection was also meticulously curated by Roland.
Today, she was reading an encyclopedia about the Undersea World.
