Intruder

It was a free day for Susan the next morning. If not that Richard had relieved her of her new job, by now she would have been on her way to her new office, but she was without any job.

'I'd take you guys to school since I'm not doing anything for now. Don't worry about it Aunt Mabel' Susan said in a cheerful tone. Having slept over the previous day's chaos and disappointment, she was in a better mood at the moment. The kids skipped to school, exhibiting purity and innocence, much like every kid their age should naturally possess.

'Mum, why are there all these cars in school today, what is going on?' Michael asked. The kids looked like angels. When the natural light of the morning sky fell on them, it embellished their perfect skin with a golden glow. The number of cars parked at the corner of the street of their school was oppressive. They were all executive cars, all painted black with tinted glasses. Susan didn't consider their presence there as a big deal, given the fact that it ha