Chapter 5- Alpha Maseno

I ignored my pilot's voice over the speaker phone, telling me that what I was doing was dangerous and could even take my life.

Anyone seeing me would get his or her brains clouded with thoughts wondering why a ruthless person like me would suddenly panic over a nobody and even risk my life for her.

What the media and many people don't know is that, despite how dangerous and much worse than the devil I was, my dad taught me differently.

Among many of the rules that I and he wrote down and finally made sure had stuck in my brain cells was that I should never abandon a person who is in dire need of my help.

This rule, among many others, was supposed to guard my life and always remind me that half of me was a human.

I really don't care what people think of me, but this time I did. Not the people, though, but what my dad will think of me.

Many years ago, when he was still my age, something similar to this happened. We rarely talked about that incident because it was similar to a lurking gh