40 Decision

James.

We sat in the office, wondering what our next move would be. We had nothing to work with and nowhere to start.

"We need to tell Uncle Caleb," I told Paul, and he looked at me worried. We both felt ashamed that this magnitude of attack happened right under our noses.

"They trusted us with the island," he said, voicing my worries, and I nodded.

"We need all the help we can get on this, Paul. Uncle Caleb is the best investigator I know." I told him, and he nodded.

"My father, too," William said, and I agreed.

"Let's go home," I told my brother, and he stood up.

I told William and Dwayne to start the investigation while Paul and I left for the mansion to break the news to uncle Caleb.

I was sure Emma had told her father, but we needed to report to him officially.

While Paul drove, I thought of something important.

"You know what this means, right?" I told my brother, and he nodded.

"How can we fight a war without ammunition? Whoever we are up against decided to cripple