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Anacá I trudged back home after another hectic day at the bakery. It was another day without Eros. For the last few days, I had been living a robotic life with no reason to smile whatsoever. Eros hadn’t contacted me or come over to see me. Had he forgotten me and moved on? Although it should have made me happy, it didn’t. I felt a nagging fear, a restlessness clutch at my heart. What if Eros gave up on me? Yet I couldn’t force myself to forgive him. It should be spontaneous, right? Forgiveness should come straight from the heart. Then why couldn’t my heart forgive him? A movement behind me made me conscious. Was it the bodyguard? I turned to check, but there was no one. Maybe I had imagined it. The sun had set, and I hurried to get Lucy from the Murphys’ house. These days, nothing made me happy, not even working at the bakery or Lucy’s antics. My mind was always alert, my eyes searching for Eros while my ears strained to hear his footsteps. It had been almost ten days since I had

Anacá Andrea was fast asleep, and I walked around the resort alone. This wasn’t what I had expected from this trip. I had wanted to talk to Eros. In the evening, I went for a walk on the beach with Lucy. The sun had set, and the refreshing air calmed my nerves. Yet my heart ached for Eros. Why did he bring me here if he wanted to ignore me? When I went back to the resort, they had returned from their trip. “Where were you, Anacá? Get ready. We’re going on a dinner cruise,” said Andrea as she tended to the twins. I could see Zion on the porch, busy with a phone call, but there was no sign of Eros.“Oh, I’ll be ready in five minutes.” I dashed into my room, hoping to see Eros there, but he was nowhere around. Where could he have gone?There was chaos outside when I went out later. The twins were excited to go on a cruise, but they wanted their pets as well. Zion and Andrea reasoned with them, but this time the twins won. They bundled the pets out to the car, celebrating all the way.

Anacá I hadn’t even reached the main roads when my steering wheel pulled slightly to the left, followed by a low rumble. A rhythmic flapping sound followed, and soon I was struggling to control the car. It was a flat tyre, but how? I changed it last month. With a sigh, I pulled over to the shoulder, turned on the hazard lights, and stepped out to inspect the damage. Sure enough, the front left tyre had deflated completely. It was frustrating since I had to reach the hospital right away. Just then, the Ford Puma stopped right behind my car, and a middle-aged man emerged. I scowled at him, wondering what he wanted from me.“Hello! Need help?” He smiled at me, but I frowned at him. The man’s presence made me uncomfortable. Hadn’t he been following me from my house? I had never seen him before, but there was something familiar about him. “No, thanks. I can manage.” I massaged my temples since I had used my spare tyre last month and hadn’t bought a new one yet. “Can I drop you somewh

Eros“It’s difficult to see the number plate. Can you zoom in?” asked Officer Agelastos. Despite zooming in, the number plate was hazy.“Let’s check the footage of the store. They would have wider coverage. I want this car’s number at all costs.”We rushed to the convenience store and checked the footage. Just as we had expected, the number plate was clearly visible from the footage of the store. “Good job!” Officer Agelastos took pictures of the number plate and called the traffic control to get an update on the car and its whereabouts.One of his team members came in with an update: “Sir, Mrs. Nikolaou’s phone number was last traced to Kolonos, a fifteen-minute drive from here.”“Right, let’s go. He might have held both prisoners there. It was the same area where we had arrested his brother. I have a feeling they both operate out of the area.”We rushed to our vehicles and headed towards Kolonos. Lucy and I followed the patrol car all the way to the location Anacá’s phone had been

Eros“Your daughter’s fate is in your hands, Mr. Demos. Cooperate with us and lead us to Silas. We’ll rescue your daughter and the other hostages,” said Officer Agelastos. “But I don’t know where Silas is or where he has hidden my daughter, Athena. How will I help you?” He broke down again. “Look, Mr. Demos, we know Silas was here. He called Mr. Nikolaou for ransom from this place. Maybe you can throw light on that? Show us the footage of his arrival and departure.” Mr. Demos wiped his eyes and gave us a wide-eyed look. “Please come this way. Silas came earlier to threaten me. He made a phone call, changed his attire, and then left.”“Why did he change his clothes?” asked Officer Chloros. “I don’t know, Officer.” He led us further down the corridor to an enormous room with five consoles manned by almost six people. “Ajax, please show us the footage of Silas entering the bar and leaving it,” he instructed his man. After two minutes, the screen filled with the footage of Silas walk