“I ... I...” she mumbled.“You’re homesick,” I realised. They’d mentioned that in teacher training.“I think Sofia is,” she claimed. “...hat’s, you know...”“ ... part of it,” I smiled. Probably they both were. “That’s natural. Go and get her and we can talk about it. Are the others okay?”“I think so, they’ve gone to sleep anyway.”A couple of minutes later the two of them were in my room. Evelyn was looking tiny but with a purpose, while Sofia was a lightly built, a girl-sized five-five or so,. Stein."I watched in curiosity at this exhibit. She had told me that we?d goneover every bit of evidence, but this seemed way outside of that! Ilooked up at her as she went to have a sidebar with Henry and thejudge. David gave me a shake of a head saying not to ask, and a momentlater the judge said, "This appears lawfully acquired and admissible.It is entered into evidence per request."David pressed some buttons and a still of a scene showed on the screen.I recognized Addy?s childhood home, and. “It doesn’t appear that the storm passed over this terrain,” I told him.“What do you mean?” he asked, as he looked at the ground below us.“Remember how the leading edge of the storm ate into the ground and swept up the loose material? This ground hasn’t been affected like that,” I told him before we both dropped to a lower altitude to more closely inspect the ground.“It would certainly appear that the storm didn’t pass this way,” Ken agreed once we were back at our previous altitude.“Does that. For a moment he was tempted to call Andrew, just to check his story, but then he realized how stupid he'd sound. One of the older girls at his school had gotten herself pregnant a couple of years before, and it'd been a massive scandal. Anyway, no one would've missed noticing her shape at school before she'd gone off to have the baby. Chris wasn't good at baby ages, but this one had looked big enough to walk. He'd asked his mum, and she'd looked at him funny, and said that babies started to.