Chapter IX-book 1

8/9/2019 Chapter IX-book 1

1/6

Chapter IX

~ DNA ~

Nobody said anything for the last 15 minutes. I was dead worried about that DNA

test. They will surely as me a lot of !uestions about the pro"enien#e of the blood

that #o"ered my fa#e. $%ow #ould I e&plain to them what happened' will they

belie"e me( I bet the dete#ti"e won)t. %e had that aura of a "ery septi#al man that

doesn)t belie"e in anyone or anything. *h well+ I)m s#rewed.,

The "an stopped and I waited for the poli#e o-#er to open the door.

* /iss+ #ome with me please0+ he was "ery ind and I felt that he would stand up

for my inno#en#e and he would trust me that I)m telling the truth.

%e led me into the building and on a "ery tight dar and #old #orridor. %e stopped in

front of a wre#ed wooden white door opening it.

After you /iss oberts0+ he made a gesture with his hand pointing to the entran#e.

Than you.0

%a"e a sit please0+ he pointed to the rusty iron #hair standing in the middle of the

room and #losed the door behind us.

%e lighted up a #igarette and o2ered one to me too. I wanted to refuse it but I

#ouldn)t. All tough I !uit smoing a year ago+ being #on"in#ed by Andrew+ I now

wanted so badly at least a smoe.

3es+ than you so mu#h. I really needed one0+ I 4nished the senten#e smiling.

3ou are in big trouble /iss+ so you better start telling me what happened0+ he

smiled ba#' it wasn)t a sar#asti# or fae smile but a truly sin#ere one+ maybe a bit

too sympatheti# one.

"en if I tell you what happened+ you won)t belie"e me0+ I stated being 1667 sure

of that.

Try me0+ he threw the #igarette on the 8oor and stepped on it.

9no# 9no#:

use me to interrupt /r. Airton+ but I)m here to tae the blood samples for the

DNA test0+ an old man was standing on the doorpost dressed in white and I

assumed he was a do#tor.

*f #ourse+ of #ourse'0+ the poli#e o-#er in"ited him in.

The do#tor opened his brief#ase and prepared his instruments.


2/6

Now+ /iss+ I will tae a sample of the blood that you ha"e on your fa#e and then I)ll

ha"e to tae a sample of your blood too0+ he e&plained the pro#edure and #arefully

gathered a tiny pie#e of dry blood putting it in an empty re#ipient.

I too my ;a#et and my shirt of so he #ould easily rea#h for arm and tae the blood

sample.

That is a


3/6

I got up and headed to the e&it thining how I #an get to my #ar.

/r. *-#er0+ I turned to fa#e him and bumped into him be#ause I didn)t now he

was so #lose behind me.

%e looed down at me and ba#ed up a pa#e so the situation won)t be#ome

un#omfortable.

I)m sorry0+ I put my hands up in the surrender sing ;ust to assure him that I didn)t

mean to bump into him+ I was wondering if you now how #an I get ba# to the

"illage and re#o"er my #ar. Is there any buss that goes until there(0

I was about to as you if you need a lift up there to re#o"er your #ar0+ he smiled

showing me his #ar eys.

*h+ I #an)t than you enough0+ I replied with so mu#h enthusiasm.

After you /iss'0

@e arri"ed at the "an and he opened me the door. %ow ind of him to do that. I got

up in the "an and made myself #omfortable.

>o /iss oberts+ !uite a weeend you had0+ he said not taing his eyes o2 of the

road.

Bee' *nly if you new0+ I said forgetting who was I taling with.

@ell+ I was hoping you)ll tell me.0

I don)t now what to start with0+ I #rossed my arms looing at him. unny how Ididn)t noti#e what lo"ely features that man had' he must ha"e been around 5 E

o+ why don)t you start with your disappearan#e0+ his suggestion put my brain to

wor and s#ared me a little.

Fhm+ I got lost0+ the senten#e sounded more of a !uestion than a statement and

that made him laugh.

I don)t now' are you asing me0+ he answered still laughing.

I was getting ner"ous.

*0+ he #ontinued not wanting to let go of the sub;e#t+ let)s assume you got lost

all though you #ome here at least on#e a year sin#e you were little' then what(0+

his "oi#e was not bossy and that #omfort me a little.


4/6

ThenG then0+ I was babbling not being sure of what to sayH the truth or some lie+

then it got too dar and too #old and I found that #age' and I ate a rabbit' and

felt at sleep' + I stopped to tae a breath and #ontinued as fast as I began the

phrase+ if you #an #all it a phrase those babbled words I was saying+ 'then I woe

up' left the #age' you found me' and the rest you now it too0+ I 4nished with

that marathon taling taing a big breath.

%e burst into laughter and to my surprise he didn)t say anything. /inutes past and

not a word from him' I new he didn)t belie"e me be#ause of the way he rea#ted

to my e&planation. I #ould see my #ar at the end of the road and I breathed in

relief' I wondered if my parents new anything about my disappearan#e or the

poli#e #ase I)m in"ol"ed in #onsidering the fa#t that I wasn)t gone for too long and I

told them when I left not to bother #alling me be#ause I will #lose my #ell phone.

%ere we are /iss. Tae good #are of yourself and eep pra#ti#ing on telling what

happened with you while you were gone+ be#ause you didn)t #on"in#e me at all

with that babbling' Now+ I)m not saying that you were telling lies either but youneed to phrase those e"ents properly in order to be belie"ed by the poli#e o-#ers0+

he wined at me and smiled so sin#ere. %is "oi#e was "ery warm and that ad"i#e

that he ga"e me was more than wel#omed #onsidering the fa#t he was a poli#e

o-#er too.

*h+ oay: Than you for e"erything /ister'0

Airton0+ he #ontinued without letting me mae a fool of myself for forgetting his

name.

3es+ I new that'0+ I smiled and he giggled at my #o#y reply.

ye /iss0+ he started the engine and maneu"ered the "an so he #ould lea"e.

I remained there for a little longer+ looing after him and thining that I would ne"er

see this man again. $Too bad,+ I thought to myself but then re#onsidered my thought

not wanting to ha"e anything left to do with poli#e o-#ers.

I wanted so badly to go home immediately but I needed to tae a bath 4rst+ gather

my bags and pay for the house so I headed to the entran#e door. Inside+ on the 8oor

was a note on whi#h was writtenH Jea"e the money on the it#hen table and

lea"e as soon as possible0+ signed the owner.

$%m+ that didn)t sound "ery polite...but I understand' he must ha"e heard about

the murder and my disappearan#e', I too the money from my bag and I left them

among the house eys on the it#hen table as being told and went upstairs to tae

a !ui# shower.

The hot water felt so good on my sin and I felt my body getting weaer' I was

e&hausted' I needed some sleep' I #ouldn)t dri"e for two hours in that state' All


5/6

the dried blood was pouring down my fa#e now and I instin#ti"ely opened my mouth

to taste on#e again its sweetness. It was lie a drug'so addi#ti"e' I #ould feel my

body #ra"ing for more but I sternly denied that feeling and #ontinued by thining at

my parents and how I miss home.

I 4nished the shower and started pa#ing my bags. I too one more loo around thehouse to mae sure that I didn)t forget anything and left. /y home si#

o"erpowered my tiredness so I de#ided to lea"e immediately.

The road ba# home past so fast. It seemed lie I woe myself up in front of my

house in an instant. /y mom must ha"e seen me through the window be#ause she

opened the door.

%i there little /iss noGwhereGtoGbeGfound0+ she said with a big smile upon her fa#e.

Did you ha"e a good time( 3ou stood there for !uite a while' I #an)t wait to tell

me how your weeend passed0+ she #lapped her hands in eitement and too one

of my bags inside.

I was me#hani#ally smiling while following her inside the it#hen. /y nose was

stroe by the smell of soup and my stoma#h instantly began growling loud.

*h+ dear+ are you hungry( I #ooed some soup and if you want I #an mae you

ren#h fries with baed eggs' or better yet+ we #an order some pi??a. @hat do you

say(0+ she was looing at me with so mu#h ;oy in her eyes. I wonder how would she

rea#t when I)ll tell her about the poli#e in"estigation I)m in"ol"ed in and about my

disappearan#e. I !ui#ly de#ided that it was not fair to let her be so enthusiasti#

about me being home again and tell her what happened ba# there' food #ould

wait'

Jisten mom+ I ha"e something to tell you0+ she always new that it was something

bad when I started a senten#e lie that. I #ould read worry on her fa#e so I

#ontinued+ Is not that bad+ you don)t need to pani#' lease sit down and grab a

#up of #o2ee.0 >he was now looing at me surprised and with some sort of relief

upon her fa#e.

Anybody new in your life0+ she ased with su#h inno#en#e in her "oi#e.

No mom'0+ I sighed and #ontinued+ I illed someone'or something0+ I said

whispering and #losed my eyes not wanting to see her rea#tion.

*h dear+ sometimes I really #an)t understand your ;oes0+ she said laughing and I

opened my eyes in surprise.

/om+ I am not idding+0 her laugh instantly stopped and her hands began shaing

ner"ously. I looed into her eyes and saw tears began to fall'


6/6

/om+ listen' It was a monster' not a human being' I tried to somehow #omfort

her.

%er eyes got e"en bigger and she stopped #rying. >he was looing at me lie I was

#ra?y and she seemed "ery #onfused.

I)ll e&plain e"erything to you+ only if you promise me that you won)t interrupt me

until I)m 4nished and you won)t get in some sort of sho#.0 >he nodded her head in

agreement.

KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK

Documents

Chapter IX-book 1