A new face out of the race
Chapter 15
Luke stared at the computer screen. He rubbed his eyes. He had been searching for hours and he hasn't found anything yet. He barely noticed when Jason came back into the room. In Jason's hands he carried two coffee cups. Jason sat down next to Luke and placed the cups on the table, away from the computer.
"Anything?" Jason asked.
"Not yet. I found half her locations, but they have little activity. There would be no way Emily or Lucky would be there." Luke explained, as he continued searching through the pages.
"What about the other half?" Jason questioned.
"I'm not sure yet. The one in Boston seems to be abandoned and the one in New York..." Luke stopped.
"Helena has a presence in New York?" Jason looked closer at the screen.
"Yeah, and not to mention she just recently purchased it." Luke smiled. "That's where they are." Luke established.
"How do you know for sure?" Jason asked.
Luke brought up a map of the inside building. "Here are a couple rooms." Luke pointed to a few boxes. "And on side notes, it says no windows were put in." Luke pointed to the side notes.
"Which makes it easier to hold people because there's no way of escape." Jason continued. "Except for the doors which would be guarded, knowing Helena."
"So that's where our hormonal teenagers would be." Luke scanned other various maps.
"What are you doing?" Asked Jason. He wasn't sure those maps could help them, because they kept getting farther from the building location.
"Looking how far the building is from Port Charles." Luke said, his eyes frozen on the computer screen. Luke finally stopped increasing the map.
Jason looked at Luke, silently telling him to continue his explanation for this foolishness. "This is Port Charles." Luke said, pointing around a colored area. Luke moved his hand a few inches to the right. "This would be Helena's liar."
"So it would be about a three to five hour drive, depending on the traffic." Jason compared the distances of the two things.
"Yeah, so imagine this. Emily left about six. About an hour later, Helena has Emily kidnapped. Then I'm guessing about three to four hour drive back with the little traffic. They come back after dropping her off. Get Lucky. Drive him back there as well." Luke figured.
"No, I don't think so." Jason disagreed. He shook his head.
"Why not?" Luke asked. He was confused.
"The hours are off. They get Emily at seven at night. Four hours there, and then back here. It doesn't make sense. The timing is off." Jason said and shook his head.
Luke's eyes narrowed as he did the math. "Your right. So Helena had an accomplice?" Luke asked Jason.
Jason nodded. "Jennifer Smith's son? Or Helena had two cars, but I doubt that. She'll want to know this is accomplished."
"No your right. Let me look for the smith grandson and then we'll drive to the building to get our kids back." Luke said and immediately started searching for Jennifer Smith's son.
"I'm going to call Brenda to make sure Melissa's okay." Jason said, and reached into his pocket.
"Call Laura and say that we found Lucky and we're going to go get Lucky back." Luke said, his eyes never leaving the page he was reading.
Jason nodded, even though Luke didn't see it and started dialing.
Author's note: Hey, thanks for the reviews. You did quite well on the quiz, I'm glad you are enjoying them. It's unfortunate that I'm getting close to the end of the story. *Tears* But for the heck of it, why not make this story a trilogy? Tell me what you think in your reviews. Here is another quiz for the heck of it.
Where does Helena have locations?
What distinct feature in some of the rooms proved Luke's suspicions?
Opinion. Should I make this a trilogy? If yes, what do you want to happen in it?
P.S. I got the cutest Lucky and Emily banner made. If you want it I will tell you where it is. Just email me at cleopatrathundercatfan@hotmail.com.
Luke stared at the computer screen. He rubbed his eyes. He had been searching for hours and he hasn't found anything yet. He barely noticed when Jason came back into the room. In Jason's hands he carried two coffee cups. Jason sat down next to Luke and placed the cups on the table, away from the computer.
"Anything?" Jason asked.
"Not yet. I found half her locations, but they have little activity. There would be no way Emily or Lucky would be there." Luke explained, as he continued searching through the pages.
"What about the other half?" Jason questioned.
"I'm not sure yet. The one in Boston seems to be abandoned and the one in New York..." Luke stopped.
"Helena has a presence in New York?" Jason looked closer at the screen.
"Yeah, and not to mention she just recently purchased it." Luke smiled. "That's where they are." Luke established.
"How do you know for sure?" Jason asked.
Luke brought up a map of the inside building. "Here are a couple rooms." Luke pointed to a few boxes. "And on side notes, it says no windows were put in." Luke pointed to the side notes.
"Which makes it easier to hold people because there's no way of escape." Jason continued. "Except for the doors which would be guarded, knowing Helena."
"So that's where our hormonal teenagers would be." Luke scanned other various maps.
"What are you doing?" Asked Jason. He wasn't sure those maps could help them, because they kept getting farther from the building location.
"Looking how far the building is from Port Charles." Luke said, his eyes frozen on the computer screen. Luke finally stopped increasing the map.
Jason looked at Luke, silently telling him to continue his explanation for this foolishness. "This is Port Charles." Luke said, pointing around a colored area. Luke moved his hand a few inches to the right. "This would be Helena's liar."
"So it would be about a three to five hour drive, depending on the traffic." Jason compared the distances of the two things.
"Yeah, so imagine this. Emily left about six. About an hour later, Helena has Emily kidnapped. Then I'm guessing about three to four hour drive back with the little traffic. They come back after dropping her off. Get Lucky. Drive him back there as well." Luke figured.
"No, I don't think so." Jason disagreed. He shook his head.
"Why not?" Luke asked. He was confused.
"The hours are off. They get Emily at seven at night. Four hours there, and then back here. It doesn't make sense. The timing is off." Jason said and shook his head.
Luke's eyes narrowed as he did the math. "Your right. So Helena had an accomplice?" Luke asked Jason.
Jason nodded. "Jennifer Smith's son? Or Helena had two cars, but I doubt that. She'll want to know this is accomplished."
"No your right. Let me look for the smith grandson and then we'll drive to the building to get our kids back." Luke said and immediately started searching for Jennifer Smith's son.
"I'm going to call Brenda to make sure Melissa's okay." Jason said, and reached into his pocket.
"Call Laura and say that we found Lucky and we're going to go get Lucky back." Luke said, his eyes never leaving the page he was reading.
Jason nodded, even though Luke didn't see it and started dialing.
Author's note: Hey, thanks for the reviews. You did quite well on the quiz, I'm glad you are enjoying them. It's unfortunate that I'm getting close to the end of the story. *Tears* But for the heck of it, why not make this story a trilogy? Tell me what you think in your reviews. Here is another quiz for the heck of it.
Where does Helena have locations?
What distinct feature in some of the rooms proved Luke's suspicions?
Opinion. Should I make this a trilogy? If yes, what do you want to happen in it?
P.S. I got the cutest Lucky and Emily banner made. If you want it I will tell you where it is. Just email me at cleopatrathundercatfan@hotmail.com.