Harriet had started to go off the tracks, meeting with the wrong crowd after school, staying out late, defying her mother etc. Her mother was at her w...its end frankly. The girl was out of control. Her mother came to see me, making a pretence of seeking a part time job for Harriet as a cleaner for me as she knew I lived alone. However her mother ended up pouring her heart out about Harriet and rather pointedly said that I "have a reputation" within the town. "For bringing naughty girls into line". David trusts me enough to know that I have my reasons and that you are in no danger whatsoever. He has bottles in his trunk that he will carry with you everywhere you two go. If it gets bad enough, drink one of those, and it will temporarily provide the same effects as the meds you are not taking for now.”“So, Desi, when was the last time you had a meltdown so bad that you didn’t even know where you were?” I asked. “I think Molly wants to find out how bad they can get.”She smiled and said, “I. I should have been worried about the safety of mybody, and of Jimmy, but the pleasure was electrifying. I had never beenmore turned on. I looked deeply into Harmony's big eyes, and she lookedback. Was that a look of confusion? Could she tell that I wasn'treally Cecania???Before Harmony could say anything, we were interrupted by Dr. MichaelKaduk, a doctor in residence and Harmony's fiance. He explained thatwhile Jimmy was still out like a light and with weak vital signs, Jeffhad woken up. When I looked back he was nodding at me."Put your horse round back of the armory. There's a little spot, you'll see it." He didn't wait for an answer, he just turned around and I gave him a good head start before urging Hub onto the gravel.The back of the armory was a pleasant surprise and well hidden from anyone approaching the town. There was a largish garden planted and air was thick with the smell of ripening vegetables. There was a row of tomatoes, the plants bound with wire to a section.