Kearney's words caught Agnes completely off guard. The sliver of doubt that had been nagging at the back of her mind shattered into pieces with what Kearney had just said. Agnes felt like her brain was a tangled mess, unable to latch onto anything useful.
"Let's go to the restaurant for dinner. They've got a lot of fresh seafood tonight," Kearney suggested. Turning to Phenix, Agnes said, "Phenix, let's go grab some dinner together."
"I'm not hungry, I don't feel like eating."
"You should eat something, even if you're not hungry."
Agnes tried to persuade him, but Phenix remained unmoved. Kearney walked over and said, "Septima, you head out first. I'll bring Phenix along for dinner in a bit." Agnes nodded and left.
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