Jessy strolled towards the canteen, in the entrance she saw her mother eating breakfast alone in their favorite spot.

"Did you miss my company, Mother?" she asked with a smile on her face.

Sarah sighed. "Of course, I miss you, daughter!" she answered teary-eyed.

Jessy saw the tears about to fall in her mother's eyes. "Mom, I'm still here. Don't be sad, you know why I have to do it." She rubbed her mother's back affectionately. "Continue eating your breakfast, Mom. I'm here to get Adam's breakfast," she explained. She will wait until her mother finished eating then she will proceed to get the food for her and Adam.

Sarah resumed her eating, feeling a lot better after seeing her daughter again. "So, how's your work there in the city?" she asked.

Jessy took a deep breath and shook her head. "Sad to say that there are bad humans out there who make other human's life miserable. It's just a classic example of evil human versus good human scenario, and the evil humans are the most volatile and unpredictable, they can kill people without guilt and mercy. So, it's my task to provide those law enforcement an effective solution and extend them my assistance and expertise by locating those criminals who don't want to be found. The truth is...the men in uniform have limited capabilities. They can't do the things that I can do, therefore I am a valuable asset to them," she explained.

"Was it hard on your part, daughter?" Susan asked.

Jessy shrugged her shoulders. "Capability wise, not hard. But maybe... if it's the only thing that I'm constantly going to do for the rest of my life then I might get bored with it someday. Capturing notorious criminals is exciting and fun in the beginning... but I don't know in the coming years would I still be feeling the same? Maybe yes or maybe not? Only time can tell, Mom."

Susan was done with her breakfast while attentively listening to her daughter's tale. "Thanks for accompanying me in my breakfast, daughter. You go ahead now and bring food to Adam."

"Okay, Mom." Jessy gave her mother a peck on the check.

"Take care of yourself, daughter," Susan said and walked towards the entrance of the canteen.

Jessy immediately went to the display cabinet and ordered a take out food.

Done in the canteen, she hurriedly went back to the prison room.

She found her boyfriend playing games on his gadget. "I'm sorry, it took me so long to get our breakfast from the canteen, my mother and I were talking in the canteen," she apologized.

Adam smiled and planted a kiss on Jessy's cheek. "Hey, it's okay, don't apologize, Jess. I'm not starving yet, I'm having fun playing games so I wasn't aware of the time," he looked at the food she placed in the table. "Let's eat now so that you can go back to the clinic and continue the blood transfusion," he said and walked towards the table.

The couple sits around the table and starts eating.

Thirty minutes later, they were done with their breakfast.

Jessy was about to clean the table but Adam interrupted her.

"Leave that to me, Jess, since I have nothing else to do the whole day here. You may go now, my love," he smiled adoringly at his girlfriend and hugged her tightly, he planted a loving kiss on her head. "Take care of yourself and don't worry much about me here," he said.

"Bye Adam," she bestowed a quick kiss on his lips and disappeared from the room.

...

One hour later, Jessy appeared on Oliver's living room.

"Sorry, I'm late," she said upon noticing that her partner is ready to go.

Oliver looked at her and smiled. "You're not late, just in time. I got a call from the officer, informing me that they already arrived at the house of that serial killer, they found the unused fridge and currently they were working to break the cement that filled the fridge, maybe by the time we got there they already found the corpse," he said.

"Okay, let's keep moving," Jessy said and ambled towards the door.

A few minutes later.

Oliver was driving the car on the highway going to the serial killer's house.

After more than half an hour of driving, they finally arrived at the one-hectare land with a barn house made of wood situated in the middle of the land. The serial killer's house was situated in a secluded area and the nearest neighbor was a few miles away.

Jessy saw five police officers going in and out of the house conducting investigations. They walked to the scene at the back of the house and saw two more officers supervising a guy working on the freezer. A few minutes more they finally saw the decomposing body of the woman slowly being revealed as the cement was taken away bit by bit from the freezer.

Photos of the cadaver were taken for record purposes.

Jessy was moved by what she saw, what a horrible way to die! she closed her eyes and pray for eternal peace for the woman's soul. A single tear fell from her eyes. She would love to teleport into the jail right now and snapped that killer's head in an instant. A guy of his kind should never be allowed to live for long in this world. Grrrr!

Jessy pulled Oliver away from the heartbreaking scene and she brought him to the exact spot where the teacher's body was being buried. "Here, in this exact place is where the body of that teacher was being buried," she declared.

"Okay, I will get someone to start digging this area," said Oliver and he went inside the house.

A moment later, Oliver returned with a police officer and a guy wearing civilian clothes holding a shovel.

The guy began digging the earth as per instruction by Jessy.

Thirty minutes later, the first sign of the cadaver appeared until the whole skeleton was displayed prominently for everyone to see.

The body bag where the skeleton will be relocated was already prepared by the police officer nearby.

Again, photos were taken for record purposes.

"Two more bodies to go," Jessy said aloud.

"Yeah, in the river and the woods," Oliver answered.

"We need to go there in the woods right now. Do we already had an escort?" Jessy asked her partner.

A police officer heard her.

"Just wait for a moment Agent X, we have some people coming to accompany you into the woods and the river," he explained.

Jessy looked at the police officer and smiled. "Ah, okay, we will wait then," she said.

Oliver and Jessy don't want to go inside the house and disturb the officers while gathering data and pieces of evidence so they opted to wait in Oliver's car for the back up to arrive.

They didn't wait for long because the backup officers arrived ten minutes later.