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After logging in, she began her search.
    â€œOkay,” Sarah said, shifting in her seat. “Here’s some info on the town of Alden. And they mention the Robinson family, but I don’t see any pictures of them.”
    â€œHmmm…” Jackie chewed on her lip. “Maybe we could just look up the Robinson name?”
    â€œBut we don’t know his first name.” Sarah furrowed her brow. “I wonder if we did a search for Robinsons in Alden, Michigan… I wonder what we’d find with that.”
    â€œI don’t know. Give it a try.” Jackie shrugged.
    Sarah typed and then waited for the computer to find the information. She leaned forward and peered at the screen. “Okay… here’s something.” She bit her lip and clicked on the mouse.
    â€œHoly cow,” Jackie said. “He doesn’t look anything like the guy that followed us today.” She furrowed her brow and looked at Sarah.
    â€œYou’re right.” She shook her head and stared at the screen. “He’s totally bald and has blue eyes.”
    â€œAre you sure that he’s the Robinson guy we’re looking for? Lacey asked.
    Sarah sighed and brushed a strand of hair out of her eyes. “It says right here, he’s the descendant of the great Samuel Robinson who started the logging business in Alden.”
    â€œWhat’s his name?” Lacey asked, twirling her long blonde hair around her finger.
    â€œHis name is Warren, and his son’s name is Michael.”
    â€œSo, who is the guy that chased us today?” Jackie asked.
    â€œI don’t know.” Sarah shook her head. “But there’s only one way to find out. We have to go back to Alden.”
    â€œWe were planning on going back after school tomorrow. We’ve already set it up with Alex,” Lacey pointed out.
    â€œI don’t know about you guys, but I can’t wait until after school.”
    â€œWhat are you saying?” Jackie asked.
    â€œI’m saying we skip school tomorrow and head back up to Alden in the morning.”
    â€œWhat? Are you crazy?” Lacey protested.
    â€œNo, I’m not.” Sarah shook her head firmly.
    â€œYeah… you are,” Lacey argued.
    Sarah rolled her eyes. “I can’t sit in school all day when we’re this close to finding Mom and Dad.” She held up her thumb and index finger in a measuring motion. Her fingers were a centimeter apart. “If you don’t want to come, you don’t have to.”
    â€œI’m in,” Jackie said as she put her arm around Sarah.
    â€œWe’ll get grounded,” Lacey warned.
    â€œSo what?” Sarah challenged. “We’ve been grounded before.”
    Lacey sighed and pouted. “You don’t even know if Alex will drive us.”
    â€œWe can always ask him.” Sarah clenched her teeth.
    â€œSo what are we going to do?” Jackie asked, furrowing her brow. “We’re not going to go up there and just wait for him to come out of the house are we?”
    â€œNo. That’d be a waste of time.” Sarah chewed her lip and furrowed her brow. “How are we going to get him to come out of the house?”
    â€œI’ve got it!” Jackie’s face lit up like a light bulb. “We can pretend we’re selling something.”
    â€œThat’s a good idea, Jack, but what if that freak answers the door?” Sarah frowned. “I mean we don’t know if he lives there or not. And he’s seen us.”
    â€œTrue.” Jackie stood and paced, fiddling with her curls as she walked.
    â€œWe definitely don’t want him chasing us. I say we don’t go back,” Lacey said as she glared at her sister with angry eyes.
    Sarah rolled her eyes and stood. “We have to go back. This is the closest we’ve ever come to finding our parents.” She bent over the desk and turned off the computer.
    Jackie let out an exasperated