BrEakOut ThE RuLEz #2 Spanking Story

Chapter 11: The outcome

Steve's POV

Working with Lori turned out to be easier than I had thought. Still I couldn't overlook the fact that she was there to snitch everything I do to the Governor, so I really couldn't say I trusted her. And no. I don't always play by the rules... by the state's rules anyways. I had a book of my own. Stuff like this made us all miss Kono, a girl we could always trust and was more than prepared to do whatever it takes to keep Hawaii sake. We all in the group understood it that way, and it was better for officer Weston to start seeing things from our perspective.

Searching for my father's murderer proved to be even harder than I thought on the other side. So far I had a name but I had no idea what he looked like. It was like a ghost had taken down my father, but I knew better. Ghosts turn real one time or another.

In the meantime, Hawaii wouldn't take care of itself so we had work to do. We had a dead fisherman, killed on his own boat. We had a lead to follow that involved a very peculiar fish scale that was found on the body, so me and Danny were heading out to find out more about it while Chin and Lori were going to give the poor man's daughter the news. I was only glad I didn't have to do that job because it seriously breaks your heart each time you must tell someone they lost a loved one. I prayed that I'd never be on the receiving end of those news.

My phone vibrates loudly inside my pocket, alerting me I had an income call. Relieved it wasn't the Governor to bitch me some more, I told the team to head out while I took this call. It was unusual for my sister to call me from school so I assumed it had to be important.

"Hey babe. Everything ok?" I asked quickly not wanting to delay everyone more than necessary.

"Steve" Jill's trembling voice crept up to my ears making me freeze in my spot. My eyes immediately gave me away with the situation as everyone returned inside the central and remained at close range in case I needed anything.

"What's wrong? Where are you?" I asked fast again, this time wanting to seize every second that I had. Something was really wrong.

"I don't know!" she whispered shouted at me as tears in her throat made it difficult for me to hear through her whimpers. "Two men showed up in school dressed like police men to pick me up".

"Did they hurt you? Where are you now?" I referred this time to a more specific location. She sounded ok, alive at least, but I knew that could not last long.

"I'm ok. I tried to run I swear but... and now I'm in the trunk of the patrol they came in" she explained as calmly as she could and it eased my heart that she was acting so mature. Her calm and information would help me to get to her before those assholes can do anything to her.

"Did you get to see a plate?" I spoke calmly to my sister as my team opened up the tracers on the screen, ready to track anything that's helpful.

"KFK 212. I think they killed those officers Steve" she said the exact plate of the car without hesitating, yet her voice lacing with pure fear.

"Don't worry about it now. Are you moving?" I asked as Lori took it upon herself to try to locate her position. To the positive answer of my sister I proceeded. "Ok now I want you to kick the lights of the car until they come off. Can you do that for me?" I requested for her to get a little more vision from where she was. She might be 13 but the girl has a good kick.

Indeed after just three hard kicks I heard the light go off and my sister crawling to the hole she had made. "Ok I see... we're going up. And I hear the ocean on my left. I don't see much else" she stressed herself as I could hear her struggling to give me something that helps me find her.

"Keep going babe you're doing great. Can you see anything else?" I encouraged her to keep the information flowing as we were getting close to her location. All the brains in the room worked their wheels as fast as we could to figure this out before it is too late. I knew none of us would forgive ourselves.