chapter one hundred and thirty four

EDWARD’S FIRST PERSON POINT OF VIEW

I left the ward and walked to the garage with Tony. We ran into the chief security.

“Hey, I already went to the conference room to check you but you were not in. I heard the Robinson’s had a little meeting in there.” He said.

“Yes, I left the meeting not too long ago to check on Taylor.” I said.

“Oh, how is he fairing now? Nothing too serious, right?” He asked showing concern.

“Yes, I guess. They just broke the news of Thomas’ death to him. They were inseparable. I can not imagine how he feels right now, which is why I have to get to the bottom of this.” I said

“I think the doctors are hiding something. I just checked the footage but something seems fishy.” He said suspiciously.

“Fishy how do you mean?” I asked.

“Some of the footages are missing. Early hours of dawn which is very close to the estimated hour of death announced for Thomas. You know I am invested in the Robinson’s family. I have been with Pa Robinson for over a decade and I feel more l