Officer Callum Lewis knew that things were going to get worse after he shot his best friend. He heard the neighbors talking about the dead body and the police sirens got louder as Callum tried to patch his other friend's wounds. Despite all of his hard work, Benjamin passed out because the amount of blood lost was great. Lewis kept an eye on his friend while he heard a car approaching the crime scene. He went over the details of what happened inside Ochoa's house. From the dead dog to Ochoa tearing a piece of Benjamin's neck, he tried to make it sound sane enough. No matter what happens, he will never forget the events inside that house. 

"So, do you want to go over the story again?" someone asked while Lewis was still looking at Benjamin.

"Isn't it simple enough? One of my friends was bitten by another friend of mine while investigating his home. He was eating his dog when we found him and he just lost it." Lewis started to recall the events of the afternoon, "We left and he soon followed us. He looked like that he was going to attack the neighbors. To prevent that, I fired my gun at his chest, hoping that would stop him. However, it didn't do anything. So... I fired another shot at the head and that killed him."

He looked at his friend's lifeless body and sighed as he went back towards his wounded friend. That was when backup arrived as EMTs and police officers got to work. They closed off the crime scene and pushed spectators back while EMTs rushed towards Benjamin and got to work on him. Lewis stepped back for the EMTs and looked at the whole scene. It was going to be a mess for the department even if his actions were proven to be in the right. He did not know how long his future with the police force was going to last but he started to plan for early retirement. Maybe spend more time with Benjamin once he recovered, if he recovered.

"I wish that the story was insane and fake, but everything is inside that house. I had to protect my friend and everyone else within the area." he proclaimed his innocence towards the detective.