See ya later."He lowered his head and walked away.Cassie watched him go. She stepped forward cautiously. "Jason..." We can't let him back in if he won...t abide by the spirit of the group, Cassie," Jason declared. "We can't compromise on our principles." And I all but told Heather to go after Melinda," Cassie said softly."That's ... that's different." But is it, really?"Jason looked at her. "Melinda consented. We don't know if Miss Davis did. That's the point. I just want him to take a step back. I have seen it my whole life." I don't understand," Sofia said."Her mother was a whore," Wolfgang said. "Eva grew up in the brothels where her mother worked." Oh!" Sofia blinked at the girl and Eva was smiling."How did you end up a policewoman?" I wondered. I'd heard part of this story before, when we'd first met, but that had been sort of a crazy night too, being a fashion party. It would be interesting to hear it again and even get some details this time."I went to university in Frankfurt,". ” Boone simply nods his understanding, leaves his reins on Morgan’s neck while he tells him to keep out of the way, and he goes to the first wagon.Since they left the campsite the ladies have been busy in the wagons putting the bedding gear up out of the way in each wagon as well as lifting the boards covering the furs. Now Heidi and the younger girls wait on the other wagons while they keep guard and the rest get busy dumping the furs onto the porch. The ladies simply open the door on that. But no matter how much she dared the dragon to burst forth in rage, no matter how many bad things she did behind her mother’s back in hopes of fiery reprimand, it never moved. The dragon just stared at her with amber eyes, the lighting bouncing off them like jewels in a pond, catching the sun’s rays. She wondered if that was how her mother made magic. If wearing the dragon could make her powerful and able to breathe fire into the cauldron of bloody red water. She always said the eggs were.