“Do you have to push them again?” Adam guessed.“I think so.” John said. “But in which order?”Adam walked over to the sleeping dragon. “T...his one didn’t change, right?”“It’s the only one that didn’t.” John confirmed.“Start at the other end, then.” Adam supposed. “It’s the only thing I can think of.”“Here goes nothing.” John braced and pushed the octagon.Instead of the barely-audible clicks they’d heard when Adam activated them, this time the button remained pressed, flush with the mural around it. I'd like Atlanta to do their own. So I'd say south," Tony said."Disney will do it," Alice said. "Ever been there? They have all kinds of wheelchairs there for guests. Get them to buy a hundred chairs and promise them thirty or so Disney themed chairs for the park, I bet they'd foot the bill for the rest." Alice has an idea there Tony, we need an in with someone with a fat wallet down there," Bea said."Hmm, sweetie, think we can charm a hundred grand or so out of Mickey?" Tony asked. Lynn quickly helped Will to his feet and unstrapped the gag before the two ran from the alley. Hayden walked from the alley and yelled at the two.“I wouldn’t run if I was you! We have Brook!”Will and Lynn both stopped and looked at each other. Sighing, they walked back to their captors, who restrained them further, lacing burlap sacks over their heads, and re-cuffing Lynn and gag-balling Will, before leading them through the alley.Maria had left the house immediately after hearing Lynn’s. Let me stay I won't hurt him. I'm sorry." Slowly turning my head towards the voice, I saw L'ncze struggling and being half carried, half dragged from the room by J'cob and B'nack."Lie still," Ra'chel's calming voice came through to my brain, "Lie still, we'll keep her out of your way until she's calmed down." I wasn't trying to go away," I wheezed."I know but L'ncze was blind to anything except you were outside and thus in her mind you were leaving her. She also saw your being with the elders.