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Then he sighed, his face relaxing, as if resigning himself—gratefully—to no answers. “Besides that, most everything else has been settled. Got some loose ends can’t be explained, course. Like how Bobby Mavis managed to call 911 from your Tracphone despite the spotty service out there, then pass out again, all without remembering him doing it. Of course, 911 never got a name, did they? Only identified the caller as ‘young teen boy.’ So that’s sorta hanging, with a few other things. But that’s life here in Clifton Heights, son. Probably didn’t notice much growing up, but now you’re an adult? Well, suppose this might be your first lesson there. One you’re gonna need, with what’s coming for you

“I’ve been transferred to California already; I’m only coming to drop my report in Mexico next week. “No problem sir, I’ll handle it” Bobby said in a determined tone. “I’ll get the culprit” “I’m with you; you can reach me if you need any assistance. Just be careful and stay safe” Damien said before ending the call. Bobby stared at the phone’s screen for several seconds after the call before deciding to return it into his pocket. He was about to when it vibrated, he had a message from an unknown number. “The criminals are still with you, in ambulance2 with Vlasdislav Khan” the message read.

He said glancing down at his stomach. “Yeah, you could say something like that. The only reason I am here is if you’re my daughter and someone close to me. I hate this city; I would rather be back where I am from.” Bobby said looking down at the phone. “Anything else?” he snapped without looking at the Doctor. When he heard the Doctor shuffle out of there, he dialed Miko’s number. He was going to give him shit for bringing him to the hospital. “Bobby?” Mico said answering the phone.

The schedule called for Bob to leave the staked-out LSPD building at 6:30AM, well ahead of the morning Lagos hustle and bustle. A Lieutenant called while he was about to step into his black Toyota Sienna. "Good morning." "Not so good, Bob." The man said over the phone. "They got the barrister." "Shit." Bob sputtered. He slammed his fist on the dashboard. "He's not dead yet and he's asking for you. He keeps saying the word: JUSTICE?"

“Deputy Lloyd, that’s got to be them. Grandpa Ben always makes us carry whistles. You found them.” “Okay girls, just send the others this way. Give the radio back to Milli.” He waited. “I’m here, Lloyd. What do you need?” Milli sounded worried. “Milli you said your godfather is a cop. Do you know the codes?” Lloyd hoped his fear was wrong. “Of course, I do. What girl from the hood doesn’t?” She sounded offended. “My next call will be 10-36, possible 11-41. Do you understand?” He didn’t want the girls to overhear when he radioed back, and he wanted her to have an ambulance waiting.

My phone kept vibrating nonstop with notification sounds. Faith stood up and asked, "Messages from Rita?" I glanced at the contact name and nodded. The corners of her lips curved upward into a smile.

He quietly took my phone out of his briefcase. "Officer Whitman," Nicholas addressed the slightly older officer with a nod. "I think we should clarify something before we discuss Mr. Daniel Jacobson's potential crimes." With that, he turned on my phone screen and pulled up a voice recording.

Bobby asked on our way. “I do,” I replied. “But who cares? I'll never get caught.” “You had some men impersonate agents from the NSA. It's a big issue,” Bobby reminded me. “One would think you never cared about the law. Just make sure we don't get caught,” I replied. “About the actors, were they probably verified?” “They were. I doubt they'll give us issues in the future,” Bobby replied. “Have them release Payne from their custody. I am eager to see Duncan's face when he finds out I've played him,” I chuckled.

He said but Karl was not having it. I reached out for my phone, " 911, please you attention is needed here. " I said and dropped the call afterwards, this was more than I anticipated, this was good.

My parents have been desensitized to shocking information, and being told Quinn is having my baby is nothing compared to getting a call that Bobby has been arrested for the fifth time. “Archie,” Mom’s voice comes through my voicemail. “Call me when you can. Bobby relapsed, and I don’t know where he is.”