"Enough. I want to go home now."

"As you wish." — said Hades. Within a second, everything went black.

***

"There she is, under the trunk. Come here, Ben!"

"Yeah. Drag her out."

The two policemen carefully brought from under the car and to under the flashlights.

"A bullet hole in the center of the sack." — said Ben. The other man whistled, expressing his pessimism. — "Check the pulse, Matt. I'll take the sack off."

"She's alive. Is the ambulance coming? Ben? Beeeen." — Matt looked at his colleague. Ben looked highly concerned, looking both at the sack and the girl's face.

"She's unharmed, Matt. Look at this."

"Whoa, she got lucky tonight. I wonder which club she'll visit to celebrate this."

"This isn't just lucky. This is impossible. If the sack was on her at the moment, there is no way the bullet could miss."

"Then it was not on her. Can you just be happy for her like I am and not construct a conspiracy theory out of this?" — Matt said.

"Yes, I can."

It was a lie. This miraculous story of survival was very strange and for some reason very familiar. This day, just a few hours ago, he called his colleagues in another state to get an understanding of the horrible car accident involving his sister. They told him that she did not receive any serious injuries despite the large amount of metal and glass shards that were supposed to go through her.

After that, he talked to his mother, who was about to pass away from leukemia, and suddenly discovered that she was miraculously cured from the disease! And now this.

"Are you okay, miss? Can you stand up? I'm Officer Ebenezer Jace from city police and I would like to ask you some informal questions..."

ENDING #12 (happy ending)