381: HELP FROM AN OLD FRIEND

"Don't worry, Dad, we'll find him," Caden says, trying to reassure his father as he drives towards the address of the construction site in the newspaper. "Hmm," Ethan says, staring out the window. Ethan couldn't help but think about how easy it was to be a father when the children were younger. That phase came with its difficulty; it was better than his son running away from home for months. Ethan thought Madison had become a shadow of herself since Aiden's disappearance. He says a silent prayer that things will return to normal when Aiden returns home. They arrive at the construction site and head to the reception. A pretty young lady is there, and Caden wastes no time trying to charm some answers out of her. "Hello, I'm Caden, and this is my dad; we're looking for my brother." He says this and shows her a picture of Aiden. "Oh," the young receptionist blushes. "Aiden usually comes in with the boss; I'll call and check if he's in today. This will only take a moment, so please si