POV) Brett

The cops checked out the sence, called Cindy's mother, and put out searchs. I didn't move, I was frozen, stunned, shocked.

"Well son," Said my uncle, who joined the cops a few years ago, right now he was Mr. Chip, cop, "We don't know what happen, it looks like what happen. . . To Caine." He said finally. Sighing.

Our family had gotten spilt because of Caine dissapareing. Caine had been six, I had been seven, we were close, then one day, no Caine.

"Do you think it's related?" I whispthered, my hands in tight fists.

"Yes. . . I do." He answered, then walked away, slowy.

*RING RING RING* Mira, again. I didn't answer, again. We were over and that was that. Mira should just get over it.

"Thanks, for calling the cops, who know what time I would have gotten off work." Jen, Cindy's mom said. But I knew the truth, I heard that she had gone away on a planned summer break with her boyfriend, not caring about Cindy. She wouldn't have even know if it wasn't for me, and even now, she didn't look worryed, or scared, just pleased. Gosh she sickened me.

"Yeah." I said and turned away, I couldn't look at her, I might puke, of faint, again.

Suddenly a car pulled up, it was a black BMW, a man got out and ran foward, to the cloest cop, and demanded information. "Where is my daughter!"

My mouth fell open, everyone knew that Cindy's dad left, with his millions of dollers, when Jen cheated on him, he didn't even fight for Cindy, he just left. The story is still famous.

"You!" Dave roared, seeing Jen, who's face had gone red with anger, "This is all your fault!"

"My fault? Your the only who left! I raised Cindy! So don't you start talking!"

"I knew I shouldn't have left her with you! I knew I shouldn't have waited until she was eighteen to take her! I seen all my left rich girls grow up to become horrible people, I tried to help!" Dave was red in the face, two cops had to pull them apart after Jen slapped him.

Wow, and I though my family had prombles, this was insane. If I felt guily for being a jerk to Cindy before it was nothing to compare to how I felt now.