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tomorrow.”
     
                  Jacinda loudly exhaled and pulled up Henson’s records before flipping back to a portion dedicated to Henson’s military past. She started reading but couldn’t see most of his records since they were blacked out. She was frustrated by the lack of information on her patient and thought about contacting his military counselor to ask just why she didn’t get that information. What she could gather from what information that was there Henson was a part of some group within the military, but it didn’t explicitly state whether or not it was sanctioned. It made her wonder just what Henson had done in his time in the military.
     
                  “Ma’am?” A male voice called. She quickly recognized it as the guard she had sent to check on Henson and looked up, it was. “Ma’am, he wasn’t home, but we have guards keeping an eye out for him all over the city.”
     
                  “Thank you.” Jacinda said with a nod of her head before she looked back down at Henson’s file and kept reading as the guard left.
     
                  “Stacy, start sending patients home for the day and push my appointments back until tomorrow please.” Jacinda said as she put Henson’s file away and got up. “I’m going out, close the office up when you leave, okay? Thanks Stacy.”
     
                  Jacinda walked out of her office despite the confused looks coming at her from clients. She walked out into the streets and headed for the guard post. She wanted to know if anything unusual happened the night before. As she walked in the guard she had spoken to at her office was there speaking with the lobby officer sitting behind their desk.
     
                  “And what do we owe the pleasure of a visit from you, gorgeous?” The lobby officer asked.
     
                  “I’m just wondering if anything… weird or abnormal happened last night? Any strange sightings, maybe some sounds?” Jacinda asked as casually as possible.
     
                  “Maybe, what’s it to you?” The officer behind the desk said, playfully teasing Jacinda. When he saw that she wasn't in a playful mood, he relented, “Alright, alright, yeah, there was some weird sounds last night and some guy wandering around.”
     
                  “Some guy?” Jacinda replied, glaring over at the officer she had spoken too. “Don’t you think that would be some useful information?”
     
                  “I’m sorry, I didn’t think it was relevant.” The officer replied, “You were looking for one person in the town; how was I supposed to know that was the guy?”
     
                  Jacinda sighed as she left and headed for the town gates angrily. Along the way to the gate she thought she'd ask the other guards there if they’d seen anything.
     
                  “Hey, what happened last night? I’m investigating a missing person.” Jacinda said. It seemed like lately life was much easier when she flirted a bit to get the information she needed, but she was too stressed about Henson to even attempt. “Please tell me, I’m in a hurry. Have you seen a man, about six foot tall, black hair; may have just been wandering around?”
     
                  “Yeah, he was wandering around last night outside the town and then he headed off for the woods. He hasn’t come out since that we know of. We have the perimeter guarded night and day too and nobody’s seen him since.” The guard replied before he breathed in deeply and looked over at the other guard before he looked back at Jacinda. “We did hear some animals howling and whining last night though.”
     
                  And you didn’t think to check it out, asshole?, Jacinda thought but didn’t say a thing as she glared at the gate, knowing that if she did they would accompany her as she did