After finally finding a clue about his daughter, Ronald was so agitated he couldn't sleep the whole night.
He used the four US Dollars he had borrowed to get a room, bought some bread and water, and rested for the night.
Early the next morning, Ronald left the inn and went to the house near the church on the edge of Prescott that the homeless man had mentioned.
It was still dark, and the small town was shrouded in morning mist.
A few elderly people were walking together, heading to the church to pray.
Ronald followed behind them and saw the house from a distance.
In a small town in Arkansas, the design of this house was undoubtedly rather avant-garde and luxurious.
The house stood in the middle of a patch of greenery, three stories in total, with a garage on one side and a tool shed on the other, and a neat white fence surrounding the yard.
Behind the house was a small woods; the trees there looked quite old and had grown especially sturdy.
