The Missing Evening

For at least his own agenda, he was always punctual on the night of disappearance. Every evening Jim just goes through the forest for fun. This summer evening is no exception. At night it got dark, but he did not care so he knew the forest well. He rushes through the old sidewalks and slides on rotten old trees. He thought that the damp air can run and is nice because it never gets too hot. Most of the forest was made of pine trees, and the needle jumped the footprints of the little boy to make him happy.

Sorrow is simple. That's about the desire to not achieve it. It helps people to know that something is missing or even missing. By doing so, it plays an important role. The beauty of this light, whatever it is dim, is that it shines in the soul to the soul. Sorrow is a gentle companion, sometimes it is violent, but it is not insulted. Even if that violence is calm, its power is very soft. Tranquility accompanies sadness, like the peace of tranquility. Sorrow may be the first direction, the second key to solving the main problem. This is not eternal

Aaron Lightner disappeared from the house at 6 o'clock in the evening. It was still white, and when he returned home from work, his father found his bike and lay down on the street. His mother did not realize that the boy was missing, and often took a friend to darkness and dinner. The police interviewed the four boys Aaron was generally associated with. All four stated that the boy had left home quarter to six minutes away from home. He looked at the evidence bag and compared the physical evidence against live photos. One of them holds some broken soil particles, white, corresponding to the patch on the road near the bicycle where it was found. Before he saw it, he understood the contempt of his inner face, got up and went back to the evidence room.