CHAPTER TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY SIX

“You must be joking,” Kate looked at Kent and bursted into laughter.

“I’m serious Kate. The man was serious,” Kent said seriously.

“That’s just bullshit! He was just trying to scare you!” She objected him. “Where could Ludo have gotten all the information from to write a story about the most notorious crime lords of our country?”

“You have to ask her,” Kent shrugged.

“He was just scaring you.”She repeated.

“I could feel it in my heart that he wasn’t.”

“How come I haven’t heard about these people?”

“You are not in their circles that’s why.”

“Are you?”

Kent nodded.

“If they are that notorious, we could have read about them somewhere,” Kate concluded the discussion.

Kent didn’t say anything but looked at his wife.

“Finish up your breakfast; you have to go to work,” She told him while she washed the plates.

Kent had not slept much after the talk he had with the stranger in the club. He kept thinking about the possibilities of it being true. If what that man said was true, Ludo’s manuscrip