Levi walked pass the hallway and even when the house was sound proof, he could hear screaming coming from the basement. "What sort of sick twisted punishment is he using in that man?" Levi asked himself, partly feeling bad for the man himself. Such feelings did not last for long. After all, the man deserved anything he was getting. He was the one who decided that if was okay to almost kill him. And to make matters worse, his stupid boss has the audacity to go to threaten the life of his uncle. They had bitten more than they could chew and it was about time they spit it out. He did not hear any voice from the policemen. He wasn't even sure if any of them was still around. Just when he thought that he could have his peace of mind, he saw Jayden walking towards him. Levi let out a heavy sigh and leaned on the wall, waiting for him. "Can you hear that sir?" He started complaining immediately he got close to him, exactly how Levi pictured it. "Hear what?" Levi feigned ignorance.

"Speak!" He commanded, his eyes becoming dark. He couldn't lie to himself. Someone else having an idea about where Brittany was scared him to death. Especially when that person was her new rude neighbour. She could be a spy placed to kill her and frustrate him. "Young lady, I said you should talk." The more she kept mute, the more the thoughts in his head became louder and the more he needed to keep them silent. "Look all I know is that I saw her coming back home. She picked a few things from home and then she rushed down south. I believe she is going to see someone." "Why then would you say that you know where she is when you do not?" Levi did not know if he should be enraged or relieved but the lines on his face disappeared and he suddenly did not feel as tensed as before. "You didn't let me finish. Everyone knows that the is only one place that she would be running like that to. She is obviously in the hospital." She finished with a smirk on her face but Levi did not find it f

The ding of the elevator came at almost the right time. Levi couldn't help but be scared that Brittany would run back to her mother's room and refuse to go back with him. "This is only going to cause troubles for us," Brittany said as she stepped out of the elevator. "How do you mean?" Levi asked. "Us, leaving her. I feel like it will only cause more problems than actually give us solutions." "At this point, I know you will say just about anything to go back and stay with her but you know very well that what we are doing is the best for her." Levi was still talking when he bumped into a soft shoulder. "Oh, I am sorry," he could recognise that voice anytime and anywhere. "Hello again Davina," at the rate he was bumping into her, he won't be surprised if she was stalking him. But what part of "no" did she find so difficult to understand. "Oh my God, Levi!" She exclaimed. Thankfully, Levi could see right through that because the emotional intelligence that Brittany had flew right

"I know that look very well," Jake said immediately he saw the glint in his eyes. It was a look he was very familiar with. "Levi, what are you thinking?" Brittany asked, trying to understand what was going on. Levi looked from Brittany to Jake. He knew that sooner or later, one of them would figure out what he was thinking but all he had was theory. He had no solid claim to back up his words and until he got that, he wasn't going to say anything to them. "Are you going to say something or you will just sit there like you did not just hear us talk?" Jake asked, slightly getting irritated with his silence. He found nothing about it amusing. "Look, I am not hiding anything from anyone. I just need to sort this out by myself first before I can start talking to anyone else." "So you do have a suspect in mind?" Brittany asked. "Well, yes but I won't say it so don't even try to take it out of me." "This is ridiculous. Look, if you know something that is going to help us all, why don'

"I knew I should have gone home. I can't believe this is how I die," Jake couldn't help but freak out at the back seat. He could feel his palms become all sweaty and his heart pounding between his chest. "Hell, I should have gone home," he repeated his words which only helped to put Brittany on the edge. "Will you stop talking like a little girl?" Levi shouted. "He has every right to. Look around, Levi. Mark isn't here to help us. We have no one to get us out of this mess, so allow the poor man to complain. It may be the last thing he actually does." "I can't actually believe that you think this is going to work. You are only making matters worse." "I didn't say it was going to work so don't blame me." Levi tried his best to stay calm and collected. But it was very difficult to achieve that when he had two people were were worried sick in the same car with him. "What the hell are you doing?" Brittany said when she saw him parking the car by the side. "I am going to put