The next day, Robert, Holly, and Grant went back to see Gregory. Holly stayed back while the two went to talk to him.
Gregory was brought into the room and clearly surprised to see Grant and Robert both. "Didn't expect you two."
"You should have. What do you know about Sasha?" Grant asked, unable to do the small talk. He wanted answers.
"Sasha? Doesn't sound familiar." Gregory played dumb. In fact, he knew about her. He also knew about her kidnapping. He may have been in jail, but he still had contacts.
"Oh bull, you know exactly who she is." Grant wanted to grab him, shake the answers out of him, but fortunately Robert noticed this and stepped in.
"Listen, Gregory, now I know this may have been a little game to get payback on Grant, but you have thrown a young lady's life right into the blender. Don't you think she deserves some answers?" Robert asked.
"Even if I knew something, I wouldn't tell the likes of you." Gregory replied, set on keeping his secrets until his death.
"You aren't even going to gloat about how you stole my child? How you make it so Celia couldn't have anymore? How you made me think that Celia had just grown tired of me and left?" Grant had to try to get him to talk.
Gregory did realize now would be the time. He was never going to be free from this place, so why not enjoy torturing Grant a little more? "You have a point. Not only did I know about Sasha, but I helped orchestrate her kidnapping back when it happened, even what happened to Celia. I had some help, but it was me pulling the strings."
Grant looked at Robert. He needed him to ask the questions, and Robert got that. "Who was helping you?" He asked.
Holly had decided to go to a different part of Pentonville, the woman side. This whole situation was making her think of Jayne and Ethan, and she wanted to have a word with the mastermind behind that.
Diane was brought into the room. "Oh great, it's you."
"I'm only here because I have a few words for you. Then you can go back to living that sad, pathetic, lonely life you earned." Holly stated, wanting to keep this as short as possible.