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Chapter 24: Strange Caller
Munich, 2014
"Which one is him?" Michael said slowly, feeling perplexed.
"That is him. He is the one at the centre. Not similar to the picture you saw in California though," Savannah sneered.
"Clark!" Michael shouted, desperate this time.
Clark answered with a solemn snort. "What is it?"
Michael looked at Clark in the eye, ignoring his ignorance and the bottles of cluelessness that filled his mind. "Take a look at the four people that were staring at Alger back in California!"
Clark stared in bewilderment at the picture before him. “What is this place? Why is it so similar to hell? Why is it still the same four people we saw at California? Fuck!” Despite the weary blast of excitement on his face as they arrived Munich, he looked at the picture through squinted eyes with less ecstasy.
Savannah said nothing as she removed the picture that had brought some air of thoughts to the room and changed it to a picture of a ful
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