Another Attack III

KADEN

“So, what are you going to do?” That was Casper. He has been pacing from one point in the room to the other, for a while.

“He asked you to be there in five minutes. But the drive from here to that side of the state is more than three hours. How in the world are you going to be there in five minutes? The dude must be crazy.” He said, his voice rising at the end of his statement.

Lent was still silent. He was sitting on one of the chairs now, his head enclosed in his palms. He must be thinking of the best solution to this.

“I don’t know Casper. I guess I should call him back, and ask if he could give me more time. Hopefully, he will be lenient enough to strike a better bargain before ending the call. If he agrees, I will have to go to the place.” I answered, picking up my phone from the floor.

It had remained there since it had fallen and everyone had been so concerned about the matter at hand, that none had remembered the communication line. I looked at the phone, contemplating