David Gregory Case

David has pretty much lived his life alone. When he was only 3 years old, he lost both of his parents due to a car crash. So he basically doesn't remember anything about his parents and doesn't even remember what they look like. He has lived with his grandparents ever since that. Even though the grandparents took great care of him, it just wasn't the same for David. He felt like he was different than others and had no one to rely on. So he kept most things to himself and was one of the quiet kids who never said anything and sat in the back at school. As you can tell from this, he didn't have many friends either.

It was just another boring and ordinary day for David Gregory. As usual he woke up at 6 in the morning, took a shower, ate breakfast and got ready for work. Just as he was about to leave his house, he felt a weird feeling inside of him. It was as if he was forgetting about something. But, unable to figure it out or find out what that weird feeling was, he left for work.

It was one of the normal days at work as well.

"Good Morning Mr. Gregory" said the woman.

"Good Morning Lynda" said David.

"What a nice day today is, isn't it?" said the woman.

"Yes, feels like spring already! "Said David.

This was one of the everyday conversations between him and the woman at the front desk as well. Nothing was different about today until late in the night. It was right after he had finished his work of the day, he began to have a really bad headache. Like a bee drilling its sharp needle right into the side of his head. It was good he had some Advil with him. He took the Advil and headed for the drinking room where he could buy a drink to drink the pill with. David thought that since it was already 11 at night, he was the only one left at work. But when going to the vending machine, he heard noises. It sounded like two men talking. He peeked in the door and there he saw the manager and one of the co-workers talking. It sounded like they were talking about something very serious and something that wasn't very pleasant for the company.

"So did you do it?"

"No, I haven't found a good timing yet."

"Well, do it soon! I already booked the plane tickets to a faraway place."

"Alright, just give me more time, and I'll promise I'll have the stuff."

"Okay, just don't let anyone see you!"

David knew this conversation definitely wasn't good, maybe if he got closer to them he could hear more information. Just as he moved a