Part Fourteen

Mason, Kelley and Lee sat in Kelley’s car looking out over the harbour down by the docks. The smell of fish permeated the air and the three teens all had serious looks on their faces as they spoke in low voices.

“When we strike it needs to be quick, quiet and with no comebacks.”

Mason scratched his chin thoughtfully. “We need to keep it close to home as well. The three of us.”

Lee nodded his agreement. “The more people know the bigger the chance that it gets out.”

“We take our time. Our plan needs to be foolproof.”

Kelley grinned. “I’ve got that covered. I know their routines, their houses, how to get in and out again.”

“Who’s first on our list?”

“How much can we trust Arlo?” Lee and Mason both looked at Kelley in surprise.

“Why? We just said …”

“We’ll need an alibi if anyone comes asking.”

“I don’t think we should involve one of our teammates, even for an alibi. They won’t be as trustworthy,” Lee said.

“I’m not asking my mom.” Mason shook his head as he spoke.

“Jesse will vouch for u