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Tori and Jade jumped in fright as the door to the room suddenly opened and Stanley appeared with a bag in his hand. He walked to stand in front of them and looked between them for a moment before raising his hand and pointing at Jade.

"Your turn," he said, throwing the bag at her before kneeling down to undo her cuff and leaving the room.

Tori turned to Jade, her eyes wide. Jade bit her lower lip and looked back at her, unsure of what to do. She then looked down to the bag and opened it. Inside were her original clothes, much like the bag Cat had been given before she had been taken away. Jade sighed and shrugged before beginning to dress herself in her clothes which were now clean and dry.

Once Jade was dressed, Tori walked over to her and embraced her in a tight hug. Surprisingly, Jade accepted the hug, and returned it just as tightly. Neither of them knew what to say, so they just stayed silent, the hug saying enough for them.

Stanley returned a few minutes later and attached Jade's cuff back to her foot but unscrewed it from the floor, and tied her hands together before blindfolding her and leading her out of the room slowly. Tori watched on with sad and worried eyes, knowing that she couldn't do anything at the moment.

Cat's head was beginning to hurt from all of the questions that were being thrown at her, and she had resorted to just either nodding or shaking her head from it's place on Robbie's chest. The questioning officers looked at each other and decided to give her a break, before moving on to question the people that had found Cat.

"Does anyone else tend to use that lake?" they asked, flipping to a new page in their notebook.

The man - now known as Roger - thought for a moment, "Umm... there's Stan, he sometimes dives in the lake," he thought out loud.

"Do you have any pictures of this man?"

The woman - Melissa - nodded, "I think we have one somewhere. We went diving with him once and I'm sure there's a picture somewhere," she said, standing up and walking over to a small bookcase. She hovered over a few books before pulling one out, which appeared to be a photo album. She flicked through it for a few moments before stopping.

"Here, that's him on the far left," she announced, pulling the picture out. It looked at least a few years old, but it was still good quality. The police examined it for a moment before walking over to Cat.

"Cat? Is this him?" one of the officers asked, holding the picture out to Cat.

She reached up and took the photograph from him. Her eyes squinted as she scanned over it. And then she froze. She let out a whimper and threw the photo onto the floor, her hands coming up to cup her mouth. Robbie's hands rubbed her back, trying to calm her down.

"That's him," she whimpered, her eyes filling with tears.

"Are you sure? I mean, Stan's a nice guy. I don't think he could hurt anyone," Melissa said.

Cat sobbed and nodded from behind her hands.

The officers stood up from their seats and spoke quickly into their radios before turning to Melissa and Roger, "Do you have this man's address?" one of them asked.

Roger shook his head, "No, but I could probably show you where he lives since we visited him once," he offered.

The officers nodded, "Great, lets go."

"Where are you taking me?" Jade asked for what felt like the millionth time.

Stanley sighed, "You talk too much," he growled, speeding up slightly on the road.

Jade rolled her eyes beneath her blindfold and sighed to herself as she sat back against the backseat of the car.

Finally, the car stopped and Jade breathed a sigh of relief as she was pulled from the car.

"Now, to get to where we're going, we have to go on a boat, okay?" Stanley asked, repeating the phrase he had spoken to Cat.

"Whatever," Jade mumbled as she was pulled along what sounded like a dock before she was helped onto a boat.

Stanley rolled his eyes.

I can't wait to get rid of this one. She'll be the best one yet.

Cat held Robbie's hand tightly as the police car sped along the narrow road, her stomach doing flips. She, Robbie and Andre were squeezed into the backseat while Beck took the front seat, and Melissa and Roger took the second police car with the other officer. Both cars were speeding along the road with the sirens blaring and the lights flashing brightly.

Robbie looked down at Cat and pressed a kiss to her forehead, which helped to calm her down a little, but not much. She looked up at him, "I just hope we get there in time," she whispered. Robbie nodded in agreement, thinking the same thing.

Beck and Andre were pretty much in the same boat; their hearts were racing and their palms were sweating anxiously, praying that their girls were okay.

Within a matter of minutes, they arrived at Stanley's cabin, and shivers ran down Cat's spine as they pulled up in front of it. Everyone rushed out of the cars and up to the front door. The officers kept the kids back whilst they knocked down the door and made sure it was safe before letting them in.

"Cat, show us where he kept you," one of the officers said as he looked around with his gun held up.

Cat nodded and quickly walked down the corridor until she found the laundrey room with the secret prison behind it. She found the door but whimpered, "It's locked!" she cried.

They looked around and quickly found a set of keys and handed them to Cat. There weren't many keys, so it didn't take her long to find the right one and twist it in the keyhole. She pulled the door open and ran inside.

Tori jumped in fright as the door to the room swung open as Cat ran in.

"Cat!" she cried, jumping up and embracing the redhead.

Andre was second to enter the room, and his heart broke as he found Tori chained to the floor with only a robe to keep her warm. He rushed over to her and hugged her tightly as she began to cry in his arms. As Cat pulled away from Tori to let Andre hug her, she noticed that something was very wrong.

"Where's Jade?" she asked.

"He took her away to set her free," Tori sobbed as she clung to Andre's shirt.

Cat's eyes widened as her breathing stopped, "No!" she cried, tears filling her eyes.

Beck looked at her with worry filling his body, "Cat? What's wrong?" he asked, unsure if he wanted to know the truth.

"He's not going to let her go! He's going to drown her like he tried to drown me!" Cat sobbed, her hands covering her mouth as heart wrenching sobs threatened to spill out.

"Oh my God."