Lea to the Rescue Page #3

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on the 6:
00 flight, okay?

So, I need you to

get your stuff together

and pack a bag.

We've got to go.

But... I need you to

just act fast, okay?

Be swift, kiddo.

Got it?

I need you to move, okay?

Thank you.

Lea.

So. Any news'?

Well, we still

haven't heard from him.

Could he have

been in an accident?

We checked all the hospitals.

Luis is another

of our young interns.

Ola, Mrs. Clark.

You haven't heard from him?

No, not yet.

So, tell me, where do kids go? I mean,

he could not have just disappeared.

With all due respect, Mrs.

Clark, Zachary is not a child.

Well, he's my child. And he works

for you, and he's missing.

I'm sorry.

It's been a really long night.

I can imagine.

That is Zachary's

work space rig ht there.

My staff are anxious to help.

What about the poachers?

Poachers?

Lea is convinced that Zac's

been trying to find them.

Oh, Zachary knows that

is dangerous business.

We let the police handle

those sorts of things.

Your brother knows

better than that.

What did I tell you?

Twenty-year-old boys do not go

looking after poachers on their own.

Your brother would

never be that reckless.

Can I get you some breakfast?

Just a second.

Paula. Yeah... Oh, wonderful. Okay,

we'll be... We'll be right there.

Lea, let's go.

Paula.

Hi.

I gotta go to the police. Do you

mind if Lea stays here with you?

What?

Yes, of course.

Mom, I'm coming with you.

Please, honey.

I don't need a babysitter.

I know, but I don't wanna

have an argument, okay?

Why bring me all this way if I'm

just gonna sit here and do nothing?

You know what, you're right.

You're absolutely right. I did

not plan this very well, did I?

But here we are,

and I really need now

for you to co-operate

with me, okay?

Don't worry we'll be fine.

Thank you.

Son.

Do you want to

draw or play a game?

Seriously?

I wanna find my brother.

Okay.

Listen to me, try to relax. I'm sure

he's fine. He's probably just...

Probably what?

If you thought he was fine,

we wouldn't have traveled all

through the night just to get here.

How about a snack, hmm?

I'm not five. I'm 10.

And I can't just sit here

and do nothing.

I know he's over 18,

but he is not

the kind of kid that...

Oh! He's not the kind of

person that doesn't call.

He always calls.

Dona Carol, maybe

he's angry with you?

No, he's not angry with me,

he's not a runaway.

I am sorry, but with

no signs of foul play

the best thing I can

do is add to the pile.

And maybe you can

come back in a week.

What's the problem?

Uh-uh. Lea, uh, you should not

be snooping through his things.

You're snooping on his computer.

I'm constructing a timeline

of the last few days.

Lea.

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