[Terrence]Kael and I agreed to meet at Amelia's old apartment to find some clues. He called me last night telling me about a house that belonged to Amelia’s parents. If we could find that house then maybe we can find Amelia. 

[Terrence]Our search was suddenly put on hold when both our fathers called us. I knew there was something going on in the company but I put it on hold. I put Amelia as my top priority before the company and my father found out. I was anxious as I stood outside of my own office. I slowly opened the

[Terrence] We only had one more address to go to and we're hoping that this is the house we were looking for. Kael was a bit on edge. I could tell he really wanted this last address to be the house we were looking for. That's what I wanted as well. It's been a long day and we still haven't fo

Kael and I spent our time talking and reminiscing about our past. It's been so long that I completely forgot how much fun I used to have spending time with Kael. Our families were always close and Kael and I were the only kids in the family around the same age. We would often play games together and spend time while our families were busy doing business. I wonder what happened for us to fall apart. "Hey Kael." I called out to him. He looked at me with a blank expression on his face. He waited for what I was about to say. "What ever happened between us? Why did we stop becoming friends?" I asked. He was suddenly taken aback by my question. I guess he wasn't expecting me to ask such deep questions. Kael was the type of guy to never show his true emotions because he thinks he's vulnerable. "It's because you became lame and I don't hang out with people who are rats." He answered. I couldn't help but chuckle at his response. He started laughing along w

[Terrence] After what happened yesterday, I could only assume that Kael is in a bad mood. When we went home yesterday, I called Aira to tell her about what had happened. "Terrence? How was everything? Did you see Amelia?" She asked. I sighed. "No, we didn't see her. We saw the caretaker for the house. I could see why the neighbors thought it was Amelia, it was dark and she almost had the same heigh and stature of Amelia. But it wasn't her. In fact, I don't think we'll ever get to see her again." I told Aira. "Why? Did something happen? Did you guys find out about anything?" She asked, concern evident in her voice. "The caretaker said Amelia went abroad. She didn't know where she was going or where she was headed to. She just told us that the last place she saw Amelia was in the airport." I explained. Aira was silent for a bit. I guess she doesn't know what to say about the whole situation. " How are you fe