Elvin, leading four people, felt something was wrong halfway there; there were more and more police cars on the road.
They had already ditched the police car on the outskirts, now driving a regular vehicle.
The state police cars kept racing past with sirens blaring, making Elvin realize that maybe there was a problem with Allen's plan.
The convoy stopped at a less conspicuous place, and Elvin started assigning tasks to them.
At the same time, he completely separated the four of them.
A car for the brother-in-law, a car for the girl, and Matthew's wife took the little boy in another car.
The little boy was somewhat younger, and without someone he's close to, he might have emotional issues.
If it were normal times, it wouldn't matter, but now, if there's a problem, it could cause huge trouble.
Elvin pulled Matthew's wife aside, "If you can't take care of your son's emotions, he will die, your daughter will die, your brother will die, and your husband will die!"
