Chapter Five

Martin

When Robert was talking to Anna, Martin was sitting in the car and watching them; he said, "James should be careful with Anna."

He got busy with a polar bear snow globe. James said,

Okay, but we have to go back right now." "Okay, let's go back to prison."

"Josh is worried about those letters and pictures of your ex-wife that Beatrice sent, and it may still be a real threat, so don't tell him about that house being a prison."

Martin said, "It is also possible that these threats are Josh's work." Then he put the snow globe aside and said again, "Did you forget about this snow globe and that notebook full of scary designs?"

"It's possible; it's even possible that he has put a spy among the guards, so wait a bit until I investigate. Then we can go to the new house, but these last two cases Peter, who was sitting by the window, saw the man who had left him alone a few moments ago separate from a girl and the girl entered the cafe. Peter looked at the donuts and coffee he had ordered, ate some of the donuts, then gathered all his courage and opened that typed letter in his pocket. It was the third one he had received of this kind and it read: "Why have you become indifferent to the past? You must find out who and why destroyed your life?"

There was also a photo inside the pocket, a happy white and pink-faced old man with gray hair, beard, and mustache wearing chic clothes confidently.

While Peter was putting everything back into his pocket, he said to himself: "I'm indifferent because I want to end my life; because I'm tired of everything and nothing matters to me anymore." Then he picked up his coffee and left are childish jokes."

Martin first remained silent and then said, "That's fine, but for now, I want to stay close to him to annoy him."

The car started moving.