She saw the horrible weapons of war. She met some prisoners of war and spent many hours talking to the recuperating wounded of her own nation.. One pa...ticular young man remained seared into her soul. He was her own age and rather handsome, they had struck up a rapport as they spoke. From his cot the young private explained to his princess how he had come to lose his sight and one of his hands in battle during a futile assault on the Juriland defenses. Elle realized that this boy’s old life was. “This place is in private, silly. Last I checked, this is our home too. This is private. You should be thankful I don’t mind you listening ... if it weren’t for your constant bickering. How do you think you were born? Even your own parents enjoy fuc-” Once more she was interrupted by a rapidly approaching book, this one however barely graced the couch before it tumbled down. It hadn’t been thrown with any real seriousness.“I don’t wanna hear it!” The teenager quickly covered both her ears. " Of course." What do you mean?" That's in Queens, across the street from the scene of theEthier/Barrister murder."We sat and stared at one another for a long time. Dr. Elliottfinally got up and began pacing around his office. "I have beenpracticing psychiatry for over twenty years. From time to time,patients have told me about their past lives, and I alwaysdismissed it. How could I have been so blind? The entireprofession of psychiatry may change when the world learns aboutthis."That snapped. Ramona, what are you and your folks doing?”“Mom has to go in and work that day. Steve had said something, but I didn’t know...”I shook my head. “When you and your dad get up, come on over. There’ll be plenty of food. We’ll have the pool open for swimming, too. I think the girls said something about a luau, even.”“Speaking of girls, you said they’re out in the garage? I’ve got something to ask them.” Ramona started to walk that way.“Just a second,” I said. “Wait here, I’ll get them.”SJ looked at.