“Ten months,” I replied, embarrassed by how hoarse my voice sounded.
He frowned slightly.
“He looks dehydrated.”
I felt my throat tighten.
“He… he hasn’t eaten since this morning,” I admitted, lowering my eyes. “I just need a few euros for milk.”
For a second he didn’t say anything.
Instead, he pressed a button on the dashboard.
The passenger door unlocked with a soft click.
I blinked, confused.
“Get in,” he said.