Chapter Ten

Michael was shocked at the answer, stepping back, he sat on a nearby crate, trying to figure out what has been going on.

“Hey.” He said looking at Arnold. “Don’t tell the other employees that Jane was involved in this okay?”

“Alright.” Arnold replied, weak and confused. “But didn’t that guy just confess that she ordered him to do these things to me?”

“Something isn’t quite adding up.” Michael answered. “So, just do as I say, okay?”

“Okay.”

The police arrived shortly. They apprehended the criminals then took Arnold and Michael’s statements; after they were done, they drove off with Arnold and the kidnappers.

Michael walked out of the station slowly, as the crickets sang in the background, he was tired and confused, everything he had done the past two days was catching up on him.

The night was late, with the cold gentle breeze was blowing. He went to his car, which was carelessly parked besides the blue van.

Michael stopped between the van and his car, looking straight at the van, he