I went over and asked, “You all set now, April?”“Uh-huh,” she said.She said in Spanish and then English, “He’s scared by the noise. People...kept touching him. He doesn’t like being touched. He will keep me from getting scared.”To him, I asked, “All better now? Yes. No. Noise.”“Be right back,” I told him and headed up to mom to get some disposable earplugs that block out much of the shrill jet engine noise.I got back down to him, rolled one between his fingers, got his head to the side, gently. "Hey..." I said meekly."What's going on?" He asked quietly."Well, we, that is to say, I was, and then he... " I reached for the blanket and Cartwright stayed with his back to the door."I think I understand what was going on, I think I meant to ask, how long?" Ten inches." Cartwright said with a laugh. I gave him an angry look, and Kain cackled, totally unimpressed with the comment. "Get real." he was belligerent. "No brit is ten inches." he said."I meant Will..." he said defending. I was afraid, but I didn't move an inch. My neighbor grabbed my arm. "Hey there neighbor. It's late. You shouldn't be alone out here," he cautioned me. I simply nodded and pulled my keys from my purse. The men circled me and one reached and grabbed my other arm. They were pulling me to another alley. I began to scream and kick but another man covered my mouth with tape. My screams were muffled as I was laid on a bed of thin blankets. There was one light above me, almost directly. Behind me, a. They're merely pawns on your chessboard. You lack empathy, Paul, a serious character flaw for someone running a charitable organization."She turned on the balls of her feet and walked out of the office, leaving the door open."Fired!" he screeched. "You're fired!"Without turning she yelled, "My letter of resignation is on your desk. I quit, so you can't fire me, dumbbell!"Eloise, sitting at the receptionist desk, tittered."Come with me while I clean out my desk, Eloise," Grace said. "I don't.