13. Dilemma 1

At the Gate

Without minding who would lose his job or be reproved because of their presence, the two boys never relented in their quest.

“Good afternoon, Cadets,” the Major greeted them happily when he arrived.

“Good afternoon, Major,” Gerald panted and Samuel focused on the Major.

“I think there is a misconception here. We don't have any record of such a thing here,” the Major pointed out but they insisted.

Their big sister and mother could not be lying when they said that he was killed by the soldiers and taken away in a helicopter.

“Major, we are certain that he was killed by the military and taken away with a helicopter,” Gerald stated.

“We are not asking for justice for him, Major but give us his body for a proper burial,” Samuel requested.

The confused Major looked at their puffed eyes and told himself that he had a serious problem. He was aware that the military did not do that but played down his knowledge and asked, “When did it happen?”

At that point, David was happy that