Wolf paces the room and circles repeatedly around her.Over the years I’ve learned patience and the importance of listening. I sit and feel the earth...and listen to my breath, Wolf’s breath and Susan’s breath. The sun is starting to set and golden light fills the room.A tear forms in Susan’s eye. She quickly brushes it away. I smile. She looks at her lap, then me, several times. Wolf curls up at her feet.“Gina said… I should talk with you.”Of course. Here we go. Wolf doesn’t appear for a pesky. One of her neighbours who recognised me opened the communal door. Probably wouldnt have if they knew my intent, or what was in my pocket. Hers was the top floor, so a few stairs. On the way I slipped on the skull neck wrap, covering my mouth. I checked my watch one last time. Still early, she wouldnt be up yet. Showtime. I banged on the door hard, stellping to theside to avoid the peep hole in the door. She answered fast, maybe she had been expecting someone. Her eyes went wide at the sight. I. At this point I could still have carried on walking and gone home but I looked round to see if I could see anyone I knew if I had I would have carried on but no one was in sight and I just looked at him and said "ok" he smiled and said "come baby girl" and walked into the office I followed and he took my hand and walked past the pool table to a door at the back which he opened and led me into a narrow dark passage, at this point I became scared and thought what the fuck am I doing I turned. If you need advice, we'll offer it, and it will be honest and unvarnished and what we think will be in your best interests. You know that."Now, other than that, how's the rest of life treating you? You haven't said much these last few weeks. How are you doing in school? Didn't you just have mid-terms?" I think I'm doing all right." Devlin buttoned up her blouse and pulled on a sweater. "I did all right on my tests, but other than that it's hard to tell. I'm so busy I hardly have any time to.