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SADIE ADLER POV:

I was sitting on my bed looking down at that picture of Rosa and Charles. She had the biggest smile on her face. Lord, she's just like a ray of sunshine. She made it possible to turn a black and white photo into a colorful one. I passed my thumb through the photo.

I missed her so much. I missed the feeling of her long hair and her soft skin.

"You okay?" I heard Abigail ask and I cleared my throat. "Yeah, i'm good."

"You sure?" She asked and I shook my head. "I just- I miss her like hell." I placed the photo down. Abigail took a seat next to me. "I know. I miss John too. I didn't think I would, but-" She sighed. "I really do."

"I guess the both of us are waiting fools." I told her and she chuckled. "I guess so." Abigail stood. "Come on. Let's go get some air. Pearsons cooking up some stew."

"Alright." I stood up and followed Abigail outside where it was raining.

I squinted my eyes as I saw someone riding in. "Is that...?"

"Oh, my god, yes!" Abigail laughed. "It's Arthur."

"Hey." Arthur dismounted his horse and Abigail gave him a hug. "Oh, Arthur! You're alive."

I approached him. "And Rosa?" I asked Arthur. "Where is she?"

"She's riding in with Bill." Arthur answered and I scoffed. "Bill? Y'all left her with that moron? Why would yall do that?"

"She'll be fine." Arthur nodded. "She'll keep him in line."

ROSA JUAREZ POV:

Bill and I rode on a stolen horse as we came up with a plan.

"Okay...maybe we should start off by checking the post office." I said and Bill looked back at me like I was stupid. "What? No, if we ask those people, they're probably gonna tell on us."

"Tell on us?" I scoffed. "You have no idea what you're talking about."

"Rosa, Dutch told you to join me, not the other way around." Bill said and I laughed. "So you think that means you're in charge?"

"I know that's what it means." Bill told me. "So you follow me."

I rolled my eyes. "Well, I don't got much of a choice seeing as we're on the same horse..."

So there I was, being dragged around all across Leymoyne. Bill asked about every friend he had. We were getting no where.

He was asking some old philistine when I finally had enough. It had started raining and I wasn't in the mood no more.

"Alright, thank you sir." Bill walked away. I was sitting down at a bench and he shrugged. "He doesn't know where they are."

"I could have told you that." I stood up. "We should do my plan now." I said and he began walking, ignoring me.

"Bill, maybe she left a letter somewhere!" I yelled and he just scoffed at me. "You think you know her so well. Look, we're getting close."

"Bill, the next thing you know, there's gonna be a hundred people who know we're looking for the gang. I don't know if you know this, but we are on the run. Let's ask the man at the post office before we ask anyone else." I told him. "Just let me lead, please, Bill. I really, really miss my Sadie."

"Oh, alright." He rolled his eyes and I nodded. "Okay... okay. Come on."

To no one's surprise, Sadie left a letter. She told us where exactly they were holding up. It was a nice letter she had sent.