• No Search Warrant

The officer faced Leilani, shooting her a suspicious glare. She was standing in the distance so she couldn’t make out what the policemen were discussing, one thing she knew for sure was that they didn’t trust her. She gently pulled Keith aside to the corner. “These men are starting to suspect something, what do we do?” she whispered.

Getting caught would be very detrimental to them, in this country there would be no way to save them. The government would most likely order for the execution of Keith and Ethan just for the mere fact that they were dreadland soldiers.

He held Leilani’s hands tight. “Don’t worry, just act natural, they don’t have the right to search the whole house, they don’t have a search warrant. I’ll let them search a little and then demand they leave for privacy purposes.”

As they were rounding up their discussion and coming out of the corner, so were the men. “Why are these children crying?” the brown haired one asked. “I thought they were just playing with their