104R 38: A Lead.
U.S. Kansas
Back in America, in the countryside of Kansas, a car drove down the street and turnned to the grass road that led to the Miller farm.
Meanwhile, at the Miller farm, inside the house, Gigi was in the kitchen putting the dishes in the sink, getting ready to wash them, while Molly was lying down on the kitchen rug. Rex was sitting at the table, reading the news paper to see if there had been any reports on the whereabouts of the Miller puppies. They both soon stopped what they were doing when they heard the sound of a vehicle coming from outside, causing Molly to lift up her head.
The car from earlier was now parked on the Miller farm property, with the headlights on, and Bo Coleman exited the vehicle and went up to the front door and knocked on it. When he got no answer, the comissioner knocked on the door again.
This time someone did open the door, revealed to be Rex, standing on the other side. "Bo?"
"Rex." Said Bo.
"What is it?" Rex asked.
"You remember how i posted an article about puppies online for the whole world to see?" Bo reminded.
"The one with the picture of one of the posters of the puppies?" Rex asked.
"It looks like all our hard work has paid off." Said Bo.
While Bo and Rex were having their conversation, Gigi and Molly walked out of the kitchen and headed over to the front door.
"I got a call from one of the officers in Paris, Texas, who got a call from some woman in London, named Linda Lewis, who is the mayor of the city, stating that she has seen the puppies over there." Said Bo.
"Really?" Rex asked.
"Really." Said Bo.
"Oh, my goodness, that's...that's amazing." Said Rex.
"Rex, who's at the door?" Gigi asked as she and Molly walked up behind Rex. "Oh. Hi, Bo, how are you?"
"Couldn't be better. We just got a break in the case of your missing puppies." Said Bo.
"You know where they are? Oh my good, that's terrific, where are they?" Gigi asked.
"They're over in London, England." Said Bo.
"In UK? What are they doing way over there?" Gigi asked.
"I don't have all the details. All i know is that...some woman called the station back home, claiming to have seen them. And she wants someone to head over there and reclaim the puppies." Said Bo.
"What, now? Bo, we can't just head off the London in the middle of the night just because some woman thinks she saw the puppies." Said Gigi.
"She doesn't think, she knows. She even discribed what they looked like and the collars they were wearing." Said Bo.
"So? That doesn't mean anything. She probably just saw the poster of the puppies online on the article you posted." Said Gigi.
"You don't believe me?" Said Bo.
"No, i'm not saying that. I'm just saying that sometimes people make false reports just get some good publicity, especially when they're in the polotics, and that's what i think this is. I don't think this woman is telling the truth. But i'm willing to chance it. Anything to get those puppies back." Said Gigi.
"When do we leave?" Rex asked.
"First thing in the morning." Said Bo.
"Oh my gosh, this is great news. I've gotta go tell Jason right now." Said Rex before he ran away from the door and rushed up the stairs.
"Thank you, Bo. Thank you so much for your help." Said Gigi.
"That's why i'm here." Said Bo.
"Goodnight, Bo." Said Gigi.
"Goodnight." Said Bo.
Gigi then closed the door and Bo headed back to his car, got inside, started it up, and drove off down the grass road.
Rex went up the stairs and went to the door to Jason's bedroom when he made it to the top. He opened the door quietly and saw the 12 year old lying down on the bed on his stomach, with his arms underneath the pillow and a poster of the puppies lying beside him. He wore a gray short sleeve shirt, a pair of red pajama bottoms and white socks. Rex entered inside the room and walked over to Jason's bedside and placed his hand on the boy's. "Hey. Hey, wake up." He said, shaking the long brown haired boy.
Jason opened his brown eyes and was met by the image of Rex. "Whoa!" The boy flinched. "Dude, what are you doing?"
"Sorry, didn't mean to scare you." Rex apologized.
"It's cool." Said Jason.
"I apologize...for disturbing you...but i have something to tell you and it can't wait." Said Rex.
"What is it?" Jason asked, sitting up on his bed, indian style.
"Bo just stopped by and told your Mom and me some good news." Said Rex.
"Good news? What kind of good news?" Jason asked.
"The puppies have been found." Said Rex.
"No way, for real?" Jason asked.
"For real." Said Rex.
"When?" Jason asked.
"Today. Bo came by a minute ago and told us that some woman in London called the station in Paris, Texas and told an officer that the puppies were over there. in UK." Said Rex.
"UK? What are they doing way over there?" Jason asked.
"I really don't know. But, um...this woman, who is the mayor of London, claims to have seen the puppies over in the city some place." Said Rex.
"Do you think she's telling the truth?" Jason asked.
"I don't know...but your Mom's willing to find out and so am i. The question is...are you?" Rex said.
"Of course i am. Anything to get those pups back. Right next to Molly, those pups are like family to me." Said Jason.
"Then, it's settled then. London, England, here we come." Said Rex.
"So when are we leaving?" Jason asked.
"Tomorrow." Said Rex.
"I'll be ready." Said Jason.
"And i'll be there." Said Rex.
"Goodnight, Dad." Said Jason.
"Goodnight, Jason." Said Rex. The 32 year old walked out of Jason's bedroom and closed the door behind him, heading home to his apartment for the night.
Jason then picked up the poster of th Miller puppies, that was lying beside him, and he laid down on his back, holding the poster up in front of him, with both hands. "Hang in there, guys. We're on our way."
(The scene then slowly fades to black)
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