Why?
Because Dee could be a trick.
And the picture? Dee’s picture is Papa!
He said
The picture may be old.
I grabbed the mobile and saw it for him.
Good bass.
Careful Careful Mobile.
As soon as he saw the picture, she shut up.
I asked him
Eh?
He said
The picture is now in the day.
You know who?
Pointed to a small corner in the photo.
The hour on the precaution.
A voice.
The clock was 1042.
I said
I mean, Papa was there less than an hour.
Uncle Fuad said
He’s left with them.
I said
We need to go.
Karim shook his head.
Hanruh.
Surprised.
From a grill, I was a rejection.
He said
Because you were going to me alone.
Then I sucked on my uncle.
But not her husband.
We got into Arabic again.
Karim called someone and told him
Your need is watching the road from afar. Without a limit, he feels.
Locked the line.
I asked him
Who’s here?
He said
One of the security men that your father was his testian.
I didn’t argue with him.
Every minute she was walking away like an hour.
1132.
We arrived close to the old house.
Karim floated the lights before we entered the street.
He said
We’ll go down here.
I said
Why?
If he’s watching the house, he’s supposed to think we’re not far.
We walked on our feet.
The street was very quiet.
But whatever we were close to, I had a strange feeling if someone watched us.
We’re at the gate.
The time Dee was open.
I said
It was locked.
Uncle said
Oh.
We’re in.
The main door was open is a violin.
Cream stop.
A screwer moving.
The first went in.
Seconds later he pointed us out.
We’re in.
The house was dark.
But down the hallway.
There was light from my father’s old room.
We moved towards the room.
My heart was banging.
I opened the door.
There is no limit.
But on the desk, there was a new circumstance.
It says
Nada.
I got close to him.
Karim said
Estuni.
But I was faster.
I opened the envelope.
Goah had a car key.
And with it paper.
I read
If you want to deliver to my father, my Arabic cheek, whose key is with you, and my soul to the place written in the back of the key.
Turn the key.
It had a small, engraved number.
27
I said
I mean, er 27?
Uncle Bus to the key.
And suddenly he said
I know.
Finn?
He said
Store number 27 at the old train station.
Karim said
This place is deserted.
I said
We still go.
We’re out of the room.
But before we got out of the house, I heard a sound.
A slight bang from the ground.
Once.
Twice.
Three times.
I stood.
Get it.
Karim said
Eh?
I put Eddie on the wall.
The sound was Jay from nearby.
I hit Eddie on the wall.
The response came
Three bangs.
My heart stops.
I said
Turn up the face.
Cream near.
Bang twice.
The response came twice.
Uncle, back off.
Impossible.
I snapped him.
Eh?
He said in a trembling voice.
The way De Apoke used it for a time.
We’re close to the wall.
Karim started spinning on any hole.
Suddenly he noticed a small wooden slab under the stairs.
Her shawl.
A small door appeared behind her.
The key was not with us.
But the door was unlocked.
We opened it.
We went down tight stairs.
At the end of the ladder
Full part: On my wedding night, I had to give my bed to my mother-in-law because she was “dug”; the next morning I found something glued to the sheet that left me speechless.ad
