The Six Murders in Seattle by Ekam Singh

Author:Ekam Singh [Singh, Ekam]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2020-09-12T22:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER FIVE

“Leave. Leave this place,Leave this country, and don’t ever return.” Satyanand inched closer to Ben and Rohan, lowering his voice as he spoke the next words. “Because the next time I find you loitering around my property, you won’t be so lucky as to get out of here with your lives still intact.” With one last warning, Satyanand stepped out of the way and two guards nudged Rohan and Ben’s backs with guns, urging them to get out.

Rohan walked forward as Ben stood rooted to his spot and with one last glare at the saint, he followed Rohan out of the room and the further out of the ashram.

**

“I told you it was a bad idea to assign Benjamin on this case, Chief Morgan.” An old uniformed man purported.

A man in his late sixties sat in front of Chief Morgan, dressed impeccably in his light blue uniform, displaying the medals of his years' worth of service.

His hazel eyes scanned Morgan, while his lips stayed in a thin line. The white mop of hair that rested on his head was neatly brushed to a side with signs of baldness showing through.

Gavin Lambert read the nameplate on his chest while he sipped his tea with utmost calm.

“I know he has a bad reputation, but he gets the job done, commissioner,"Derek replied, after a sigh.

“Yes. Sometimes.” Commissioner Gavin began, “But when he doesn’t,he instead messes up twenty other things.” He countered, as Derek just responded with a nod.

"In all his antics, he forgets he isn't in some action movie, where breaking the rules is the new cool– but in the real world. Because in the real world, actions have repercussions. One mistake can ruin everything.” Gavin continued.

"I understand, commissioner," Morgan replied.

“This is the bare minimum I expect from you.” Gavin gave Morgan a pointed look before continuing. “Tell your guys, no more silly adventures in a foreign land. And if they don’t have anything better to do, get them back here right away.” He thundered.

“I will make sure no out-of-book things happen this time, Sir.” Chief Morgan replied respectfully.

“That should be the case or I’ll find someone who can do your job better.” Commissioner Lambert told Morgan in a stern tone.

"You can leave," Gavin said, speaking in a much calmer tone, as Morgan followed the orders, and with one last nod, he left the room.

**

“Stop right there, Kailash.” A strong voice yelled in Hindi as Kailash looked back, only to be strangled.

“Why are you messing with us for those white folks?” A tall man growled.

Kailash kept a straight face as he looked at the thug.

The man towered over Kailash with his height and grinned at him, before taking a step back and giving Kailash a somber look.

“They will run away to wherever they came from, but you have to live here. Don’t you?” The thug continued, talking in Hindi. His voice was menacing, even though he said the words calmly, with a sly smile.

“I’ll make sure you remember never to mess with Swami Ji, ever again.

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