Chapter 20

It was the same scenario all over again. Jessie sighed and put her head in her hands. After pouring her heart out to Pattie, Jessie was still disappointed. It would teach her. Trusting people so easily. She was at the precinct again. And she had been waiting for Pattie for about an hour or more. Her word could allow Jessie to bail him out. Apparently, she didn’t know what a kidnapping was. Note the sarcasm.

Jessie sighed again and put her head up. She had told the officer she had a witness, to put it that way. But now that Pattie was refusing to show her face, she really didn’t know what to do. Suddenly, someone approached her. It was the rude officer of the day before. His ever-brooding frown was present. Jessie did not know if he didn’t like her or if he was just a moody person.

“Sign these papers,” the officer said, brusquely putting some papers in front of her.

Jessie looked up to ask what the papers were for, but the annoyed lo