I had no reletives so I stayed at home with a social worker. Her name was Renne. She was in her late 20's. She wouldn't bother me and just made me food that I didn't eat. I stayed in my room all day crying and ignoring anyone who dared talk to me. I wasn't crying loudly though, I just cried quietly in my room hugging my blankets as if it were going to solve my problems. I cried so much that I stopped being able to cry by the 3rd day. My eyes were so puffed up felt like someone punched me. I finally drank some water on the 4th day but continued no to eat.
Then on the 7th day, when I had just started eating some cops came. I ignored them as I poked at my sandwich. I was about to take a bite when I heard one of the cops say something that made my blood run cold. "They think someone killed them but they did it so well the detective can't find a single hint. People are thinking about giving up already." I jerked my head towards the officers. I had a chilling smile on my face and I saw red. "What did you say?" I asked eerily calm with almost not emotion. "Their calling off the search." One officer said. "Okay." I said so calmly as if I didn't just hear my parent's deaths were not an accident. I walked back to my room and closed the door.
I opened my conputer and searched up my parents. Nothing came up. I grunted in disapointment before searching up the place where my parents died.
[Search: Baynile Cross Ave]
I went onto maps and saw nothing. I then went onto the wifi and logged into my router's admission page and looked at the devices and didn't find the cop's phone. I had seen it before in our house but they didn't use our wifi. I then used bluetooth and found their phone. I found the device number and opened up my hacking app I had made myself. I added the device number into the app and opened up his phone from my computer. I went into the police app and looked at all the information on the app. I added all the compiled infomation about my parents while Renne was talking to the officers and that was when I stuck gold. The information I needed.