That was behind her. Sure there were times when the group went after each other with primal need. However, most of the time it was calm and loving. An...d never – not once – had she gone to sleep without getting off. Someone was always looking out for her needs. It wasn't always the same person, either.Everyone was so caring about everyone else. There was always someone to talk to her if she wanted to talk. There was always someone to give her a hug if she needed a hug. There was always someone to. “If you were free, what would you do?” Ealaín asked.Irritation flared through me, fed by my weariness. “Well, I’m not free. He killed my sister! My parents! And I have this dumb amulet, too.” I glared at her. “That’s why you’re here, right? To help me destroy this amulet? Why are you asking these questions?”“I’m not here to help you destroy the amulet. I’m here to help you find yourself.”I frowned at that. What did that mean?“What do you truly wish you were doing? What is your true goal?”“I...”. He was thirty, four years older than her, and was an only child. ‘So what do you do?’ he asked. ‘I’m a Pre-School teacher. I work with kids. I really like it,’ Haley said. Daniel began to take in Haley. She was a wholesome beauty and clearly kept in shape. She was average height for a girl, maybe 5’5, with golden wavy hair. She was wearing jeans and a tight sweater. Unlike the girls in New York she seemed friendly and happy. She actually smiled when she talked, Daniel noticed. She didn’t. 'Twist leftnow, push the arm down, stuff like that.'"The inspector just shook his head. None of this hocus pocus stuffwould look good in a report. But maybe it would convince a jury thatthese people were insane, and the settlement would be limited. Itdidn't matter, his career would be in a shambles long before then."Your son is free to go, Ms. Waters," he said. "The video evidence waspretty clear that any harm to the other boys were caused by themselvesand his self-defence."At that point.