Chapter 2: Arcadia Bay Police Department

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by carlislegamer

by carlislegamer

Chloe's POV

The trip to Arcadia Bay was a long and treacherous one. Driving from Southern California to Oregon took us two days and a total of thirteen hours and twelve minutes of driving. At least we managed to get to Arcadia Bay on time.

The day after we got to town, we had to meet the head of the Arcadia Bay Police Department, Lieutenant James Marcus (I came up with that name).
JM: Chloe Price and Maxine Caulfield-Price, welcome to Arcadia Bay. Or, shall I say welcome back.
C: Thanks, Glad to be back.
M: yeah, Glad we could help.
JM: I'm sure your lieutenant in LA told you why you were sent here.
C: Yeah, something about 5 Seconds of Summer going missing.
JM: Yes, The band was traveling through Oregon, on their way to their next venue. All-of-a-sudden the band vanishes.
M: When did this happen?
JM: About one week ago. We received a lead just before you got here.
C: Ok, What is it?
JM: The band was last seen at Blackwell Academy.
M&C: BLACKWELL ACADEMY?
JM: Yes!
C: Well, back to Blackwell we go.
M: Yeah, we could ask faculty and students if they know anything.

Investigating Blackwell

Max and I arrived at Blackwell Academy and ran into a familiar face. It was the principal, Ray Wells. He was sitting by the fountain.
M: Principal Wells, I'm Detective Caulfield-Price, and this is Detective Price. We're with the LAPD, helping Arcadia Bay Police Department.
PW: What can I do for you two?
C: We have some questions about 5 Seconds of Summer?
PW: Ask away.
M: where were you the night of October 11th, at around 11:45 pm?
PW: still nosy as ever Max?
M: It's not nosy if it's your job. So, answer the question Wells.
PW: I was at home.
C: Really?
PW: yes, I'm not as young as I used to be.
C: did you see anybody on campus that night acting suspicious?
PW: no, but I did see the Prescott industries van on campus.
M: Ok, thanks Principal Wells. It was good to see you again.
PW: You too Max. Chloe, try not to cause trouble.
C: I won't.

We interviewed some more students and faculty about what they remember about the night of October 11th. Every person said they saw a van on campus. They didn't say it was a Prescott Industries van. It was just a white van.