30. He's Gone

To make sure that Thalita was okay, I went to the hospital where all of the victims were being treated. Many journalists on television broadcast live. In addition, the hospital is heavily guarded by the police.

I had a hard time getting inside because they were so crowded. Unauthorized persons are not allowed to enter. I can't show my ID card, my phone is also lost. I can't contact anyone.

"Mrs. Barnade!" I shouted at a woman who was well-built and tall. Gratefully she turned to me and walked quickly toward me.

"You're safe Esme, thank goodness, you'll want to come in right, dear, come with me," She said as she took my hand. Finally, I was able to escape from the strict inspection of the security officers.

"How is Thalita, is she injured?" I asked worriedly.

"Nothing, but she is like a person suffering from depression, she is scared, she has experienced great trauma. Everyone is almost like that. What is clear is that they scream Monster, that's what they say," explained this woman.