Must Read: Cyber lover - Season 1 - Episode 64

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Must Read: Cyber lover - Season 1 - Episode 64

“Whatever ideas you have, inspector, I
hope it will help my friend, but I must
also let you know that recently Brenda
had been having very short seizures
which I have discovered occurs that the
same time these deaths take place.
Brenda happens to mention the name of
the next person to die,” continued the
woman. What does this mean, then,
wondered the inspector. That the invisible
man had a psychological connection to
Brenda? Dr. Ryan might have an answer
to this jigsaw after all! “But why haven‟t
you gone to the police with this
information all this while?” he now asked
the girl. “We didn‟t make the connection
at first; in fact I just took it as a
coincidence. Brenda is a long time friend
of mine; I have never seen or suspected
her to be violent. She was going through
pains and my only desire was to help her
get through it…nothing more.” “How are
you sure Brenda hasn‟t done something
diabolical to get back at her lovers?
Things don‟t just happen; one way or the
other, she must have played an active
role in all this. If not, she would have at
least filled me in the last time I talked to
her,” Jack said. “I don‟t know what to
think, inspector, but I can only believe she
played no active role in these killings.
Something is out there and we don‟t know
what it is yet; that is what we should all
be afraid of. Yes, Brenda might not have
filled you in earlier; but as I said, the
seizure phase only made sense this
morning. At least she told you about
Adam. She couldn‟t have given you
information about him and yet go ahead
to kill him.” Inspector Jack shook his
head in disbelief. “Where is she now?”
asked Inspector Bromsbey. “Right now
she has gone to chat with Cain online; to
confirm if he is really the one doing the
killings. I am expecting her call any
moment from now.”

“I don‟t think that‟s a good idea, sir,”
began Officer Kennedy. “Maybe we
should send someone after Brenda to
know whether she is lying.” “Good idea,”
agreed Bromsbey. “But she must not
know that she is being followed.” “Right
away, sir.” The police officer left to carry
out the order. Jack looked at Jane and
stood up. “We will hang around,” he told
her. “I would like to have firsthand
information of whatever Brenda later tells
you.”
He wasn‟t yet sure if he should believe
the story or not, but he had decided to
wait and hear whatever she had to say
later. He was still not sure that the
deaths were caused by anything
unnatural; therefore, he felt that Jane‟s
story still needed verification. As they left
the reception when Jane had gone back
to work, Bromsbey turned to him. “We
must take note of Michael, inspector,” he
aired. “Somehow, I think he is someone
we should watch more closely, either for
good or bad.” “Yes,” Jack replied. “Isn‟t it
surprising that the same Michael that
could be in danger of Nimrod‟s wrath is
somehow entangled in this? It is a bit
puzzling.” “Good thing Michael is already
being watched. He could know something
since he is the one who suggested
browsing on the internet to Brenda,”
added Kennedy. “We must be careful in
drawing conclusions. Let‟s just watch as
things unfold,” warned Bromsbey. * * *

After the cops left, Jane went back to her
office. She had barely sat down when her
cell phone rang. It was Brad. “Did you
hear the news this morning?” “Yes, Brad, I
heard it. I can‟t believe Adam is gone,”
she calmly answered.

“Did Brenda have any seizures? I mean,
did you notice anything? Or weren‟t you
with her?” “I was with her and she had a
seizure.” Her voice remained calm. Brad
wasn‟t expecting Jane to be calm in the
midst of all these deaths and misery. He
got irritated. “What the hell is wrong with
you? People are dying! Your friend, your
roommate, is probably killing people
through some diabolical means and you
sit down in your office and talk to me as
if nothing is wrong? I expect you to have
gone to the cops or even at least give me
a call.” “Easy Brad, I am sorry for not
calling you earlier; the cops have been
here and I have told them what I know.
But I still don‟t think Brenda has got
anything to do with it. Even if she has
something to do with the killings, she
sure doesn‟t know it.” “Can you listen to
yourself? Are you out of your mind?”
Brad felt like screaming into her ears.

“How do you explain the seizures and the
mentioning of the name of the next
person to die? Look, Jane, I can‟t allow
you to go back to that house and sleep in
the same house with a killer.” “Brad, it
has not come to that…” “It has! And you
need somebody to speak some sense into
you. I don‟t think you are alright. Get it
into your head that people you once know
are dying! You have to cut off all bonds
you have with Brenda and avoid her until
this whole thing cools off.”
“I understand how you feel, Brad, but you
don‟t expect me to leave my friend in her
time of need, do you?” firmly asked Jane.

“I have told you that I have told the cops
what I know and I believe they will handle
it well. For now, I am waiting for Brenda
to come around and give me information
that I believe could help in this
investigation. I have promised myself to
stand by her. Brad, I have been with
Brenda, I have looked into her eyes, yes I
might have little doubt but I can‟t just
accuse her of murder unless I am sure of
it.” “Well, do whatever you want, but I just
hope this does not come between us,”
Brad said. “Don‟t talk like that Brad, you
know I love you and I won‟t allow
anything to get between us.” “Are you
sure you love me, Jane?” “Yes, Brad, I do.

You know that.” “Then think of what you
are doing. I don‟t associate with people
who take the death of others lightly.

If you love me you will make the right
choice.” He dropped the phone. Jane
stood there and watched the cell phone in
her hand for a few seconds.

She didn‟t know what to do next. * * *
After receiving the information from Jane
about Adam‟s murder, Brenda had
excused herself to be alone for a while.

She knew she was through with the day‟s
orientation exercise. She pondered over
the news for a while and decided she
must go straight to the company‟s café
and speak with Cain. She received a call
from Michael before she entered the café;
he was calling to inform her that he
would be back from his trip soonest. He
promised her that he will be back early so
that they could spend a large part of the
day together. She also knew he‟d want to
talk about the previous day‟s event. She
was glad that he still acted like everything
was alright, and looked forward to his
coming back; she wanted to tell him all
that had happened and hear what he had
to say. She also couldn‟t wait to spend
the day with him. She was missing him
and she hoped nothing would come
between them, not even Cain.

“Baby girl, how are you doing?” He was
obviously very pleased to hear from her
and the enthusiasm in his voice
was clear. “I am fine. How did the work
go?” she asked. “It went well, but I was
lonely out here; I just can‟t wait to see
you. I really miss you, Brenda.” “I miss
you too, Michael; what time will you be
here?”
He missed her? Oh, Michael sounded like
he was for real and she couldn‟t help
feeling bad that the mysterious Cain was
acting jealous and trying to make her
stop communicating with her friends,
especially Michael. “I will be in Lupe in
the next one hour or so. That is to say I
will be home by 3:30 p.m.” On the other
end of the line, Michael was also
wondering whether he‟d heard right. Was
she actually missing him? Does she really
want to see him or does she just want to
discuss issues about Cain? “That‟s nice.

I really want to see you; we have a lot to
talk about,” she now said. “Mhmmmm,
okay when I come back then.” “I will see
you by 5:00 p.m.” “Alright, I will see you
then.” “Bye.” She dropped the phone into
her handbag and went back into her new
office. The thought of being arrested by
the police made her shudder. She had
never been involved with the police in her
life before. Now she was a suspect for
murder. How strange. Just like a big joke.

Her life was taking a crazy turn all
because of Cain‟s insatiable desire to kill.

She shuddered again. Cain wanted to
possess her and make her fall in love
with him. People will think she was crazy
and her life will change completely. Jane
will conclude that she had totally gone
out of reality and then she will be
stigmatized. But how could she just
watch her life disintegrate just like that?

Perhaps she should talk Cain out of this
insanity and tell him to leave her alone
for good.