Gerald gave a small nod before answering."It's okay superintendent Tom. You arrived at the right time."A faint smile appeared on Superintendent Tom's face. He inclined his head slightly in acknowledgment before slowly turning around. The respect he had shown Gerald disappeared the instant his eyes landed on Feran and the rest of the gang. His expression became cold and imposing, carrying the authority of a man who had commanded soldiers for years."So..." Tom said in a deep voice that echoed across the construction site. "You people dared to threaten my boss?"The question sent a chill through every member of the gang. Feran's face turned ghostly pale, and the wooden baton slipped from his trembling fingers before clattering onto the ground. The rest of the thugs hurriedly shook their heads, their earlier arrogance vanishing without a trace."N-No, Superintendent!" Feran stammered, waving both hands frantically. "You've misunderstood! We... we weren't threatening him. We were only

Janet leaned back in her chair, her brows knitted together as she studied Gerald's calm expression. After a long silence, she finally asked, "There's something you still haven't told me."Gerald looked up. "What is it?"She leaned forward slightly. "How did you know Raphael murdered his father before anyone else? Even before it happens"Gerald was quiet for a few moments before shaking his head. "You wouldn't understand."Janet frowned immediately. "Try me."Gerald let out a slow sigh. He contemplated her words for a long time, debating whether he should say anything at all. Finally, he gave in and nodded. "Fine."He rested both hands on the table. "I'm about to tell you something that sounds completely impossible."Janet folded her arms."I'm listening."Gerald looked directly into her eyes."In ten days, the world will end."She blinked."What?"He started telling her about the apocalypse, and how he had come from the future after his death.For the next several minutes, Gerald expla