Polaris totally understood that the questions came out of concern for his niece. He didnâ€™t blame him. His niece had just brought some strange male into the guys house. He just really didnâ€™t have too many answers he could give. That nagging feeling at the back of his mind was getting stronger. The sinking feeling was getting deeper. He needed to focus on Kyle right now but he was beginning to get distracted. Images threatening to flash before his very eyes. He listened to Kyleâ€™s newest comment. Lowlife? He could hazard a guess as to what that meant. He looked at him. He was starting to get warmer. Another sign of something he couldnâ€™t quite place with his foggy memory. â€œNo sir. I am not a lowlife. I would never do anything to harm Emilee. She is very important to me.â€ He said with a smile.<br/><br/>â€œIt is very obvious that she means the world to you Mr. Kyle. I would never do anything that would hurt her. It would hurt you in turn. Iâ€™d prefer not to hurt anyone to be honest.â€ He said truthfully. There goes that feeling again. Deeper still. More nagging even. â€œI am sorry about your late wife.â€ He said simply. He heard him speak again. â€œNot that I am aware of. Or that I can remember.â€ He suddenly shot his gaze out the window. The glow around him getting brighter. â€œEmilee is in trouble.â€ He said suddenly. â€œI need to go save my friend. Iâ€™m sorry. Weâ€™ll have man time later. Promise.â€ He began fighting with the door. The car began to warm up a lot. Like he had just entered the sun into his car. Polaris was not entirely sure how to unlock it. He looked at the door in frustration. â€œUnlock and open.â€ He said in a commanding way. The door literally unlocked itself and swung open. He jumped out of the moving truck. â€œI need to save emilee.â€ The now glowing star said. as he did so Rushing off down the road. In the opposite direction they had been going. Emilee needed him.<br/><br/>She was important to him. He stopped glowing except noticably and faintly. The glow fading to avoid detection. He began running like there was no tomorrow. He followed where he had sensed Emilee had gone. He ran like he was running a marathon. He turned down the road Emilee had taken. His eyes going wide in horror as he saw the car impacted upon a tree. He ran over to it. Searching around the car to no avail. She wasnâ€™t in it.  He checked under it and around the area. Where was Emilee? He needed to find her. This he knew.