The door open and closed. The man placed his hat and coat on the nearby rack. He breathed a sigh of relief; the day was long and strenuous but he was finally home away from the chaos. He could rest now. The man flipped on the light and turned around. He made it about half way through the turn before he froze. The fear was paralyzing; he could not speak.

"Good evening, Captain." said Eye. Eye looked down at his watch then back at the Captain. "You're a a half hour late. Something kept you at the office?" said Eye. The Captain broke his trance and took a step forward. Once he did he saw a pool of red peeking out from behind the wall. His eyes locked on the blood. He raised his shaking finger and pointed at it. "Wh....Who is that?" said the Captain. Eye turned his head to the side then looked back at the Captain. "Oh, don't worry. I wouldn't hurt your family. At least not right off the bat. No. That's your deputy. I caught wind that he was trying to get away. Put the house up for sale and purchased some tickets to Indiana." said Eye.

"What do you want?" said the Captain. Eye rose from the chair and approached the Captain. A set of lights began to peek through the curtains and get closer. "Seems your wife is back with the kids. Right on schedule." said Eye. "Say it." whimpered the Captain. "Tomorrow. Tomorrow, you will send every unit you have to the address I left on the table. They will go in with the explanation that it is a hostile situation and that they will do whatever it takes to secure the house." said Eye. The Captain nodded. "Good" said Eye.

The door jostled. The wife opened the door and smiled. "Hi sweetie. How was work?". The Captain turned and let out a small smile. "Good." he said.