89. Pay Back Time 21

At The Airport

The other criminals were waiting anxiously while the annoying broadcast was being aired.

“I hope these people are not airing this to make us angry?” One of them asked.

“But they don't know us or why we are here,” the other person responded.

“You have a point.”

As though the authority read their minds, they removed the broadcast and announced the arrival of the Head of State of the South Coast for a peace talk with the people of Canterbury.

The news was pleasant to most people, and they remarked one after the other.

(That is a good move.)

(He must be a gentleman.)

(Does that mean that he did not have hands in the attack on the Sergeant?)

(We accused him wrongly.)

The positive remarks had no end, but the people of Savannah were not left out. They shared their negative remarks as well.

(Cowards. They chickened out at the last minute.)

(They are afraid of a small boy.)

The criminals at the airport were not disturbed by the malicious remarks because they believed that it wou