Harry was happy with himself, he had yet another victim to torture. And what made him happier was the police would never find out. Or will they? The police had come, but found no trace, just comments been shouted by the neighbours that he had muredered her, but he did not respond and kept his head low. They were shouting stuff like, "He's the murderer, he's never been nice to anyone easpeciall Jane. He should rot in the cells!", but still no response he just kept walking to the car for questioning. "Where were you between the time 6:10pm and 6:30pm Mr.Summer?" questioned the police officer. "I was at home with my wife having dinner, why?" replied Harry, looking down at his hands. They had something revealing in them, but he was clutching on for his life. "What were you two talking about? And don't bother saying nothing, because we have reports that on that night you and Mrs.Jane Summers were shouting then she screamed for help," said the police officer while sliding backwards into his seat. "I don't know what you're talking about. And we were not shouting, because Jane wasn't home at home at that time." He tried to outsmart the police, but it didn't work. The interview went on for another 2 hours when Harry was finally released for the night. But they were going to make a surprise visit to him tomorrow, but Harry won't be happy for much longer. Continue?
If was the next day and Harry was in bed thinking of what he had said the day earlier about his wife. He decided to make some toast for Jane as she was silent for the nught, but when he came down and opened the door if was empty. Jane had escaped.
There was a little note on the floor: "If you want her back go to George's street tomorrow at 3pm, I'll be waiting." Harry was in a state after that and he didn't know what to do. He couldn't go to the police or they'd find out what he did to her and why she was down there first, but now she was really missing and he couldn't get help. It was 5am and Harry still wasn't asleep, but he kept hearing her voice saying "plead help me, please, I'm begging."