As usual, the mayor was in his office going through the rivers of documents on his table. It was just three days now that he hadn't gone through the day-to-day reports and they were almost so many that they would kill a man if they trampled on him.His phone began to buzz. He doesn't need the distraction that would come from the phone so he let it buzz. Immediately, it began to ring again.He took it and saw that it was his private detective. Wondering what the call might be for, he picked up and placed the small device on his ear."Hello, sir, where are you? Run for your life. They're coming to kill you." The husky voice of his private detective huffed through the cell phone. Before the mayor could say anything, the call terminated. He held the phone in his hands and stared blankly at it. "Did I hear him correctly?" He questioned himself since he was all alone in his office.A twinge of fear dropped hard in his stomach. Suddenly the fear turned into terror. And a sizzling fist punch

Another huge twinge of fear and shock hit him hard in his stomach again when he turned and realised the voice was who he thought it was. He quivered backwards. It can't be. This cannot be real, he must be seeing a ghost. It had to be a ghost.No, it can't be. The mayor blinked his eyes several times hoping that the figure standing right before him would disappear. But nothing happened. He shrugged. Like a zebra attacked by a group of lionesses, he was scared and would do whatever it took to survive. The man just stood there, hands tucked into his pocket, staring deeply at him. Those wicked eyes. The mayor tried to reach out to get his gun, but it wasn't there in his trouser where he usually kept it. He had forgotten to take it with him when he was leaving the office. When he was running rather. His fear turned into terror and it was making him sweat like a sick person. In his stomach, anxiety was bubbling, threatening to rip his inside apart. However, it all came out on hi

Why was everyone avoiding her? She looked at David, noticing the hard set of his jaw and the coldness that was in his eyes. What had she done to deserve this cold treatment from him? She couldn't think of anything. "As I've said already, nothing is going on. I am just a bit tired about everything," David darted his eyes away from her, pushing the duvet off his body. What time was it? He glanced at his watch, it was still some minutes past five AM. For goodness sake, he thought, not even the sun has woken up yet. "I know you're hiding something from me," she said, her voice barely above a whisper. "Why won't you tell me what's going on? We've always been honest with each other. Why the sudden change of attitude?" She asked, fully entering the room and slamming the door. First, she would begin with David then it would be James next. James was the only person she has hoped would tell her what she wanted to hear. She only came to try her luck with David. David let

"What do you want me to do?" Kyle asked as he was finally able to clear the sleep off his eyes."I want you to track this number, get the location and everything on it that you can lay your hands on," David said, stretching the phone to him and scowling back at Kayla when he caught her doing the same thing to him.Kyle glanced at him for a moment. He didn't like the way David spoke to him. It sounded more like David was giving an order rather than a request."Okay. Whose phone is it?" Kyle asked as he walked to David and accepted the phone. It was an unwritten law for every single tech personnel to never hack into a phone except he or she has been given full details about it."Why do you care?" David resisted giving an answer and it only made his questionnaire more curious. He was already getting pissed at the questions Kyle was throwing at him. It didn't matter whose phone it was, what mattered was that he could do it."Because it's my work and I'm the one who's going to do it. I can

"Someone's knocking on the door," Lorraine said, getting out of bed and heading out of the room. She had gotten James to stay at home and not go with the rest of the team. She had a bad feeling about it. There was something completely off about everything to her.She halted at the door and looked back and saw that he was fast asleep. His heart went up and down slowly. She wasn't sure what would have happened if he had gone with them but she knew something bad would have happened.As for David and the rest of the people, she hadn't seen much about them. She just wished they'd be safe. "Why didn't I warn them?" She berated herself, realising that she could have just told them what she felt even if they would have still gone ahead with what they wanted to do.The doorbell rang again. "Who's there?" She asked, her voice calm and loud enough for whoever it was to hear. It wasn't David because he would never hit the bell before coming in, he always had his key with him.Who would it be? S