“Yeah. Parents died when I was 13, and I lived at ___________________ since then. I got out two months ago and came here because I had no where else...to go.”She started telling about her mother, about how she barely remembered her, and how all she had ever known was the orphanage. Like my parents, her mother had died in a car accident when she was 5, and without any other family, the state took over. She started talking about the people she met there, the friends she had not made, etc., but all. “Outside food. Scandalous.”“A stickler for the rules, huh?”I looked him over. “Certain rules. I presume you like to break them?”“Not really,” he laughed. “I'm the straight and narrow one of my friends.”“He is,” his friend at the end of the row concurred.“So am I. Except when it comes to movies.”“Your friends didn't want to tag along?”“They are not into this car racing franchise.”“You like fast cars, fast guys?”I snorted. “I like clever guys who pull off heists while they make jokes in. She was sobbing as she thought about what might have happened. She was crying very hard when Dan's parents walked in. They'd also been crying, but when they saw Kari bawling, they thought the worst about Dan. We had to calm them down and tell them Dan was all right or would be all right except for his legal problems. We told him that Dan's attorney would be back. The woman at the Desk said that, now, Dan couldn't have any visitors but they were moving him to a room and then they could see. After a few minutes she said she had to pee. He looked at her and said as of this moment you are my baby girl and slave so you should learn how to ask and act appropriately. She looked at him with tears in her swollen eyes and said daddy may I please pee. He said yes but you have to do it right here. She sighed but didn’t bother to protest she just squatted down and peed. He handed her some napkins from his glove box to wiper herself with. He then offered her a water bottle which she took and.