Bob Salvery: A Narrative Fiction

“But then they could simply get rid of me on that island. Why would they bother to set up such a nasty plot?” John questioned.
“Well, I guess probably I could give you an explanation on that,” Bob grinned.
Bob was fan of detective stories, and when he got together with John he often had various theories about things as if he worked as a detective. John used to laugh at him and called him a fake detective. But very often, John had to admit that Bob’s speculations made a lot senses. Obviously, his professional knowledge as a doctor contributed much more than what he read from the fiction books.
“What’s your theory?” John asked.
“I think whatever they did to set up the plot does not really cost them much in a dictatorial regime. It might be some
They might sell them out someday in the future.” John argued.
“Well, so far you don’t have any hard proof that they were involved in the action of drugging you. You were even not sure if they did see someone poisoning you.” Bob sounded more serious about Tom and Rick because he did not want to mislead John when it might involve someone else. “But they did see that you were messing up with those female AH’s, right?”
“But I am quite sure at least one of them, I mean Rick was involved in the plot,” John said.
“Even if they were involved in the plot as you have suspected, then it means that they must be qualified in the eyes of whoever behind the whole plot. They might do it as an act of pledge of loyalty to their boss.”
“Okay, if they don’t need to worry about any, why they put me on that small island?” John questioned.
“You just mentioned that they have already worked out the divorce petition, right?” Bob asked.
“You mean they need one week to work out all the legal preparation for Alice?” John questioned.
“Not just for Alice, they might do it as part of crisis control, which probably follows some kind of preset protocol,” Bob remarked. “At least it could serve as a warning to you by demonstrating their operational