Novel & Cerita Just Another Missing Person

“There was no identification on you when you were brought in. You were listed as a Jane Doe. We filed a missing persons alert, but no one came forward. I’m sorry.” “No one?” My voice cracks. “No one,” he confirms softly. “Do you remember anything? Any phone numbers? Family members?” I nod slowly, tears welling up. “My husband. Jake. My sister... Amina.” He pats my hand. “We’ll try to help you get in touch. For now, rest.” He leaves, but I can’t rest. Not with my heart pounding in my chest like a war drum. Not with the sickening realization that no one had come looking for me.

We went to the police station to file a missing person case but was told to come back after two days, because a person is only declared missing after two days. Paul insisted we go back but i refused. Frustrated, he left me alone. But i didn't give up. I went to the company to search for him but was coldly turned back by the receptionist. As i took my leave, i heard the staffs sneering behind me that i was nothing but a liability to Jason, now he's missing, I'm pretending like i care.

“It’s just a rumor that’s been floating around in our circles for a while now. There isn’t anything to corroborate it, so Elodie didn’t want to start making claims and getting people worried for nothing.” “I just want to find Eliza,” she assured him. With a sigh, Reyes relented. “There have been talks of a rise in missing person’s cases,” he told her. “Just here and there, people have up and vanished into thin air. Problem is that they usually come from communities like ours, outsiders with murky pasts and a lot of personal issues. And since no one’s been able to link the disappearances together, much less find out what’s been happening to the missing….”

Abyan did not know there was a procedure to be carried out, and the police, as officers in charge of security and justice enforcement, needed accurate information. "There were reports of people missing 15 months ago. I don't know if the missing person is you," he told Indra after finding out why Abyan had not reported to the police. "Really? Can I find out who's missing?" Indra's smile made Abyan speechless. Did the policeman in front of him think he was a Joker until his reaction made him smile? "If you don't mind, I'll take you to meet the families who reported missing at that time. You ready?" asked Indra.

She was happy to finally have the chance to pitch in. “Another young woman has disappeared,” Aunt Janet said. Aunt Janet was sitting on the couch next to her husband, watching the news on television. Max lay on the floor by their feet. Bradley was perched on the front of the big easy chair, staring intently at the TV. Anyone who vanished mysteriously held special interest for him. “That’s the second one in two days,” Aunt Janet continued. She eased over to make room for her sister as Judy sat down beside her. “Plus, a young man went missing yesterday, too.”

Five of them were older men, maybe in their fifties or sixties, and the sixth, was much younger, probably my age. “We appreciate you making the time to sit down with us,” one of them offers a tight smile, “I will cut out any filler and get right into it. We’ve received reports of missing wolves being seen in this area just before vanishing. Over the last three weeks, nearly a dozen reports had been filed with the council regarding missing people, most of whom were rouges traveling in small groups. You wouldn’t happen to have any insight to add, would you?” “Missing wolves?” an incredulous look crosses Azure’s face. “The only wolf I know that is missing is Mila, and I imagine she is off somew

I said, my voice low and sharp, "are you blind, or is your heart just black?" I shoved the tag in front of the camera. "Open your damn eyes and look closely! Do you see what this is?" The HD camera auto-focused, the image instantly crisp. It wasn't an ordinary price tag. There was no barcode, no fabric info, no price. Just a black-and-white photo, and a single line of blood-red text: MISSING PERSON - Matthew Jackson, male, 5 years old, went missing in 2019, birthmark on left ear. If you have any information, please contact… Reward offered.

He starts, making me interrupt him nearly immediately. “If I hear another date…” He clears his throat, skipping one page in his little notebook and takes a deep breath. “She got her new identity one… one year after coming to New York.” Shifting on his feet, he picks at a piece of paper, blowing his cheeks. I inhale through my nose, filling my lungs with new air fully. “What?” He wets his fingers, turning the page. “There is a missing person’s report. Seems like her uncle and aunt are looking for her.”

“Didn't mean to connect it at first but his name came up in a case from a few months back.” A case? My jaw tightened. “What kind of case?” This time, the pause was much heavier. “Missing person.” The words hit differently. Not loud, but it was heavy enough to shift something inside me. “Who?” I asked. “A girl.” Lucas replied. “She was in her early twenties, no sign of forced entry and no clear suspects, just… gone. The last place she was seen, was near his area. He's a suspect.” My stomach dropped slightly, a quiet unease spreading through me as pieces I hadn't fully acknowledged before began to settle into place.

Jay nodded "Truth is, that wasn't the first case. Underneath that face of it being a girl, so many others have gone missing before that but it's never been taken up. Now, It's not in my expertise to look into stuffs like that, the cops handle that. But then my boys found out something. Now, I might get in trouble with Will for telling you this, so I can't tell you." Zayn watched Jay look away and he wondered if his legs were being pulled at the moment. "You shouldn't have brought it up if you weren't going to tell me." "Of course I'm not telling you. I won't tell you that the person who had driven Will into the corner nine years ago had gone missing for five years and was later found dead, h