Charlie Manages to Escape

"No, my son might have committed such a crime!" Charlie's mother protested, shaking her head.

"If you don't believe me, please read this report letter, there is also video evidence when your son deliberately crashed, then the car tried to avoid and hit a tree hard," explained the policeman. Franz and his friends remained silent as long as the policeman spoke.

"That's right, and I'm the one who was the victim of that accident," Franz advanced in front of Charlie's mother who immediately turned her gaze towards Franz.

"I lost my memory and my wife broke her leg that time. We are now healed and reunited, but the law must still be enforced for us so that Charlie will feel deterred and not try to kill someone again."

"No... My son is a good boy! You must have slandered him!" Charlie's mother still didn't accept it.

"Never mind the drama, I just want to know where Charlie's brother is now!" The policeman said.

"Charlie gave me permission to leave the country today," Charlie's mother explained. Everyone was shocked to hear the news, including Franz.

"WHAT!"

"No! We need to find him right away!" Franz said.

"Where is the destination now?" Asked the policeman again. Charlie's mom flashed her smirk.

"So what, why are you always accusing him? He's not wrong!"

"Don't tell me he's innocent, when the evidence is all there, ma'am," Franz argued still in his low tone. Still with that insincere expression on her face, Charlie's mother was forced to tell them.

"He said he wanted to go to London," everyone panicked, George was already ruffling his waist while walking right and left, while Billy touched his own chin while thinking, Franz himself rubbed his hair back while still thinking of ways to find the perpetrator, Charlie.

"Oh my... London? What time did he leave earlier?" Asked Felix who immediately asked this important question so that he could catch up with Charlie even if it was only at the airport.

"He left in the early morning around 5:30am."

DEG!

"What about now? It's already 10am. Obviously he's already arrived in London, right?" Franz was still discussing with his friends and the policeman. But the policeman didn't seem to believe what Charlie's mother was saying.

"I still don't believe you, Mr. Jeremy, please check all the rooms in this house!"

"Yes, commander!"

"Eh?"

Charlie's mom was surprised and immediately followed the policeman as he searched the house.

"Wait! I haven't let you into my house yet!"

Meanwhile, outside, Franz and his friends, as well as the police chief were still thinking.

"You better go to the airport now, who knows Charlie is still there because his plane was delayed. Hopefully he'll catch up and he'll get the punishment he deserves, which is imprisonment for causing Franz and Hana harm," the police officer explained.

"Alright, sir. I'll contact the police again when I find Charlie's brother," Franz said.

"Yes, hurry up, we don't have much time." They all nodded and immediately ran to the car to look for Charlie.

Inside the car, which was traveling at a fairly moderate speed, they were having another discussion. And the one driving was Billy.

"I suspect that Charlie hasn't left yet, do you guys have the same thoughts as me?" Felix asked.

"I'll try to track him down using my trusty tracking device like last time," said George.

"Yes, just try it first George. Who knows, Charlie is still in this country." Said Franz who also saw the tracking method.

After several times tracking, it turned out that it could not be tracked at all, making the people in the car even more confused about where else to look for Charlie besides having to go to London.

"How come it can't be tracked, has he arrived in London?" Franz asked.

"I think so," said Billy while still driving to the airport.

"There's no other way, we have to go to London too so we can track him and catch him!" George replied.

"Is it useless to catch him? Our police are in this country while he's in London. Isn't it possible that the London police will cooperate with us foreigners?" Billy asked.

"Yes, we have to cooperate with the London police too," Franz responded.

"Well, the important thing is that we search around the airport first, then tomorrow we go to London," George decided.

"Alright, I agree with your suggestion, George!" Franz said. They immediately drove quickly in the car driven by Billy.

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Martha was still combing her hair on the dressing table in her room. After yesterday's success in keeping Hana locked up. Mrs. Kelly saw her youngest daughter from the doorway. Then she entered her daughter's room and stood behind her. Martha saw that too.

"What are you doing here to free Hana? "Mrs. Kelly stroked her daughter's straight hair.

"I know you hate Hana. But not this way."

"Then why didn't you manage to get Brother Franz and Hana to separate? You seem to have no point!" Still with her irritated expression, Martha smacked her dresser.

"I used to be consumed by anger like you, dear. But not anymore. I've changed and want our family to be fine."

"Changed because of Brother Franz's threats, right?" It was as if I'd been struck, but that was one of the truths.

"That's just one of the reasons, but after much thought, I've made up my mind that I won't stand in the way of Franz and Hana's love anymore," Mrs. Kelly explained in order to encourage Martha and the girl to stop hating Hana.

"If you want to get to know Hana, she is a woman with a good personality, much better than Karina. You've only been home for a few days, so you can't accept her yet."

"Why did Mom change like this? You didn't like the relationship between Brother Franz and Hana. No, I'm going to side with Karina! I'll never get Hana out of that barn until she feels what Karina felt when she was divorced by Brother Franz! I want her to experience divorce too! Just like Brother Franz did to Sister Karina!" Mrs. Kelly shook her head in disbelief, it was not that easy to melt Martha's heart.

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