72 You want to know something?

"Honestly, I'm not sure who is behind this but its off. Like a broken clock ticking. I'll have to call this in, and you better do your job by the book. And Call the Men in black over."

"No, it's not your job to call it."

"True. I was your consultant. I've been paid. You're the police but this is not something you can handle. Think African drug lord difficulty. I do think that you should work to find a connection. At least to have something of value to hand over. From my feeling, the girls had to have some kind of relationship, but you've got nothing on either of them. Sonia was in on this that was why she was so tensed and Jenny had to at least help with the scene." I said as if a light bulb went off it my head. "The room was clean up but not the way you and I would do it."

"Don't you dare blame us!" Ronnie screamed, "I've been working around the clock since we last talk and the chief is breathing down my neck. Then you quit on me."

"You want to know something?"

"Yes, anything." she said tiredly, "I really didn't think me week could get any worst."

"It's the beginning. This was just a test and a message." I said pulling out stop to it, "This is the apocalypse of Wicca world. I mean that is our pope just got kidnap, harmed and then leaved to die. Worst of it all is no one can help her. It's too late."

"Wait a second Gray." ordered Ronnie.

I stop at the glass door and waited as she gathers her thoughts. Taking time I glance at the note book my aunts told me I had a few minutes to leave before they come. I rather not be here, when it happens. Ronnie was in for an ugly moment.

Elves are mean and the council was downright nasty. They also have a very low tolerance for people beneath them.

"What is it?" I said when she gave me the look,

"You mean this isn't just a cult? Is the cousin and Rae in the clear? " Ronnie asked beginning to look as wary as I was.

"I don't know." I turn to head for the door, there was nothing more to say. I turn back to look at her and signed, "if I was a gambling woman I'd bet my house on Jenny."

This is not how I vision spending my Saturday morning. I hated everything that had transparent in the room and everything that I had done or not done.