Hell In Paradise

Trust

"Well, this has been a damn bust," Kaashaa grumbled as she threw herself backward on her bed.

"I still don't get it. What in the hell is going on here?" Dany said going over to the table and setting her stuff down. She turned around long enough to turn on the TV as both girls began to watch for any clues to the case.

"In the latest news, a gentleman was found almost dead in his hotel room this evening by family that says he'd disappeared two days before. "The victim 36-year-old Sam Smith was found unconscious and unresponsive in his hotel. It is later been reported he died en route to the hospital. The doctors are unsure of exactly what the cause of death is at this point though there looks to be evidence of foul play at this point in time. We'll keep you apprised of the situation as we get more information back to you in the studio," The reporter said as the girls stared at the TV noticing Dean, Mary, and Jack in the background.

"Sis," Dany said, noticing Kaashaa dissolve into tears. She moved over to hug her sister, "Sis it's going to be okay. I'm sure that the reporter's are wrong and Sam's not dead." She glanced over as her phone still on the table rang. She moved from her sister and picked it up, noticing Dean's name flash on the screen, "Dean, oh my god, I'm so sorry." she answered.

"Dany, are you and Kaash okay?" Dean asked briefly before responding to her greeting, "What are you sorry for babe?"

"We just saw on the news about Sam. How's your mom and Jack taking it? How are you doing?" Danylle asked, going back over to Kaashaa, and sitting down.

"Mom's okay for now just not leaving his side and Jack's with me. We're doing okay, just really worried right now. The doctors still don't know what's going on," Dean answered.

"Wait, I'm confused. The T.V. reported Sam dead. What are you talking about Dean?" Danylle asked confusion evident in her voice.

Dean gave Jack a concerned look before answering, "No, Sam's alive just in a deep coma. The doctors are working to figure out what happened but haven't come up with anything at the moment. We've actually been trying to reach you for days and only now just got through."

"Okay, now I'm really confused. The report said Sam's dead and you're telling me he's alive. Where are you guys, exactly? Kaash and I are on our way," Dany said as Kaashaa sat up drying her face before getting up and beginning to pack.

"Are you guys sure you want to come? How's the hunt going?" Dean asked.

"Oh, trust me, Kaash is packing and I'm not telling her no. As for the hunt, we're at a dead-end for the moment. I'll keep Tracy and Ennis on it while we come to you guys," Dany answered.

"Okay, just be careful. We're at the Lake Nona Medical Center in Orlando. I'll text you two the address. Dany, something's not right though," Dean said.

"I know babe and we will be careful. See you in a little bit," Dany answered as they said their goodbyes and she ended the call. She turned to look at her sister who was putting her phone away.

"I just got through telling Tracy and Ennis and they said they'd stay here and keep on the case. I talked to Cass who's going to go with us for the moment," Kaash said, finishing packing her bag as well as the weapon's bag.

"Sounds good. Are you sure you're okay to drive or do you want me to drive," Dany asked?

"No, I'll drive and when I get there I plan on not leaving till I see Sam is on the mend and I find out who fucked with my family," Kaashaa stated her voice flat the anger ever-present.

"Easy, sis. I'm sure we'll find out who and what's behind this soon enough. It looks as though whatever this is found out that the real Sam wasn't going to play by the rules set by it," Dany said.

"That's my Sam then. I promise you this though nothing is going to stop me from getting to him either. It should be me he sees first when he wakes up. That way if whatever is trying to control him wants to harm someone it's going to be me because I know Sam is inside and will stop," Kaashaa said as they got in the car and left heading toward the brothers and the unknown danger ahead.