Chapter 33. The Rescue Mission

“Take her to Sayulita and dump her on the doorstep of my house there. If she dies, I wouldn’t be held responsible,” said Harry Lennard as a plan to get the money came into his scheming mind.

Frankie carried the unconscious Lisa to the car and drove her to Sayulita. He just prayed that she didn’t die on the way. It was a long ten-hour journey, and he was sure that she wouldn’t be able to make it there. Lisa gained consciousness twice and Frankie gave her water, banana, clear soup and bread, which he bought for her on the way to keep her alive.

Thankfully, she didn’t throw up and slept the rest of the journey. He reached Sayulita by 5 o’clock in the morning, just before daybreak. It was still dark, and no one saw him parking the car in front of Harry Lennard’s childhood home. He carried Lisa out of the car and climbed up the stairs of the villa style beach house. He lay her down on a couch on the patio outside.

Next, he took out her handbag and mobile and left them o