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Summary Of Kane's Journey To The Beach

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Kane is eighteen years and lives with his mother Jane. They live in a home in Loong Land. When Kane was only ten his father on a detective mission got into an accident. Kane became depressed and began seeing his father a year later at the age eleven. His mother tried to get him checked to see if there was a problem with the child, but the doctor kept saying there isn’t any and seen things from losing his father. One specific night on his birthday of turning twelve, the father he was seeing led him to his father’s workroom and a bookshelf. Kane reaches over to pull a book off the shelf. A lever was triggered and a small square opens and a book was there. It was his father’s diary. He quickly took it to his room and began reading his father’s …show more content…

Kane invited Kate to go to the beach since it was the summer, so they were heading to the Loong Beach. Kane found a small inn and comes with meals and close to the beach for only $45 per person for a night. The day went great and they had a lot of fun on the beach and back to the inn to have dinner. There were 5 others without including As everyone finishes, they went to their own room. About 1 hour later a scream came. Kane quickly rushes out to the scene and yelled; “someone call the cops and nobody touch the body.” A pool of blood all over the bed dripping to the floor with a cut right on the victim’s neck. A shimmer came from the outside through the dark night. A knife came flying through the window of the victim going right to pass Kane. Kate rushes over and asks if he was good. Kane nods and quickly rushes over to the window to see who did it, but no one was there and only could see the woods. Kane walked over to the knife and clearly, letter by letter carved G L O K E. Kane stared intently remembering the word …show more content…

Kane tells Kate to wait for him and he walks over to the cops and tells them that he’s a detective and shows them his card. Kane was allowed back into the room for inspection. Noticing on the knife to have a small wire string to it and wondered what was it for? Going back to the window and oddly there was a line mark on the top of the window. The knife definitely seems to be the murder weapon as there's been a bit of small blood stain on it. Not finding anything else he left. Everyone was allowed to go back to their room and rest up and wait for more information the next

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