He hissed at the annoying kitchen boy and gave him the angriest shush finger-to-the-lips gesture he could muster. Thankfully the large suitcase girl cut in to explain the situation to the idiot, letting Mister Reis focus on the important task of informing the police of this exciting development. The thought of how pleased and indebted the mayor would be for his role in helping find one of the missing girls made him almost giddy. If he was lucky, the mayor would even hold an impromptu press conference and delay their meeting so that he could have time to change out of his strawberry milkshake stained clothes. And get something to eat a proper restaurant, not this run-down dump staffed by apes.

As there didn't appear to be anyone overly suspicious sitting in the booths, he made his way towards the frantic group assembled outside the restroom door while waiting for the police department to pick up. Why did it take the police so long just to answer the bloody phone?

[color=gray][i]"Finally! I found one of the missing girls–Maddie. She's at the old diner in town, the Fed Zone I think it's called. And–"[/i][/color]

He cocked his head.

[color=gray][i]"...And she just disappeared??"[/i][/color]

[b]"Did anyone see that?! Did she just DISAPPEAR?! Just like that?"[/b], he yelled out to the diner in general.

[color=gray][i]"And there's also like weeds growing out of the door to the restrooms. You probably need to send someone down to write them up for a health code violation or something"[/i], he said with even more satisfaction than he would derive from giving this place a 1 star review on Yelp.[/color]

He pulled out his phone and played back his glasses video he had just taken. Did she really just disappear?