Hell Hole

Chapter Thirteen.

"I don't believe they didn't hold Woojin in their building," Felix huffed as He sipped from his coffee, walking down the dimly lit street, "I just feel like they were lying, Kirana."

They were on their way back to their station, having not ridden in their cars down to the building.

The said Woman shrugged, leaning her head back and glancing up between clouds, "I know them all fairly well, They aren't the type at all to do anything. If anything they would have helped him for sure, " She made up fairly quick, "Plus we can't ask for another warrant unless you want Boss to get all pissy that you aren't working your regular shift," She murmured, "You're not a detective either way."

"Well, our only detective was kidnapped and potentially murdered, what other position do you want me to fill in for?" Felix snapped, throwing his coffee onto the ground, "This whole situation is unreal, and I will get to the bottom of this even if I die trying."

Kirana picked up the cup, sliding hers over it, "You have no knowledge of anything, " She hissed, "So tell me how you're gonna do that."

"What do you think Woojin left for us, Huh?" Felix huffed, glaring down at the street, "He left everything, papers upon papers tying those people to almost all of the disappearances. Yet, you pushed that all away and recycled them because they're your friends." He suddenly looked up at the Woman, his eyes widening, "You know more than me, I bet you fucking know everything about what's going on." He grasped the collar of her shirt, "You turned off my body camera before we went in there, Tell me Why."

Kirana shoved the Man away, "I have no idea what you're talking about, " She muttered, fixing her uniform, "You need to focus on something else besides this case, you're too crazy about it."

"One of the people who disappeared in this region was my brother," Felix stated, unlooping and then tightening his belt, "He was only Seventeen and we haven't been able to find him... That's why I'm so stuck on this case and you know how important this is for me to figure out what happened, and to finally rest without worrying..."

They grudgingly made their way through a parking lot as a shortcut, "I'm sorry for that, but I don't believe that it's them. They would never do that, I know for sure."

Felix flicked on his body camera, adjusting it so it focused on Kirana, "I'm sure you are," He muttered, adjusting his uniform, "You need to put away your relations with them for a minute and actually fucking do your job."

"What else do you want me to fucking do, Felix?" Kirana had finally had enough, raising her voice, "I've done everything for you, I got you your job as a police officer, I let you stay with me when you were having troubles at home, and I even fucking came with you on this investigation!" She jabbed her finger at him, pushing him back, "You're not a detective, You won't solve this case, You couldn't even keep your brother safe!"

Felix's eye twitched as He pondered the unthinkable. Something caught his eyes, hushing Kirana as She tried to carry on, making the sound of the sea. He made his way towards it, a syringe located right beside a Silver car.

"What? You think a syringe is going to be a lead role in your case?"

Felix shot back a glare, pulling a plastic baggie out and picking it up. It was a death-row syringe, different from those that gave regular shots as they were meant for victims about to breathe their last breath, "Are you sure about that Kirana? We might have solved at least one thing," He zipped the bag up, shoving it in his pocket, "The cats were all found with Pancuronium Bromide, Potassium Chloride, and Midazolam, and a man beside the bar The Saints was found with those same things in his system after He was brutally strangled and left in an alleyway. These syringes typically carry those drugs so maybe the person was dumb enough to leave some trace of DNA on it."

Chris had never mentioned to her anything about those three drugs, nor all of the methods of killings He used. All that He had mentioned was that He frequently strangled them. Kirana sighed, "That's true..." She paused, "We can take it to the lab and test it, but it could just be a strange epi-pen."

"Funny, Kirana," Felix grunted, continuing on his way down the street, "You act as if I might not be able to atleast solve the cats' case."

Kirana shrugged, patting the Male on the back, "Maybe..." She hoped it wouldn't be the other case. She didn't want the Male to disappear too, for the sake of his family's sanity and for the sake of her own.