Ever since I was ... My forehead crinkled as the math somehow alluded me, but before I could think too much about it, Dr. Williamson drew my attention...again.He was talking again, and we had to listen to everything he said. After all, he was a doctor. He was our doctor, and he was here to make our family whole again.“So before we start, I have to know - is there anything that’s troubling you? Any last worries or stresses that you’d like to work on?”I glanced at my Mom, and she looked back at. He is on record as threatening anyone who is stupid enough to give evidence against him or anyone seeking such evidence. I guess that includes me. He would know that Callie and I have lived together for years, he would know that we are very close in our relationship and he would know that threatening Callie would get to me. What he didn’t know was how far he could push me before I retaliated. If he kept up the pressure he would find out. I just couldn’t think of anyone else that could be doing. "Here, let me help," the voice came again. It seemed to David as if a giant hand had grabbed him and hoisted him bodily to the tracks above, but as he collapsed onto the line he saw only a slim built man wearing a police uniform. Blearily he could make out a name on his badge, M Merrick. Not caring if he was in custody as his tortured arms ached in relief from the long hours stretched to their utmost, he made no protest as the officer pulled him easily to his feet and walked him to the vehicle. Never forget that no matter what happens." I won't, Mom. I love you too." Maya and Sarah were both in tears and Klaatu didn't think he was far behind. Klaatu took Sarah out of her trance. A hostile, mumbling woman stared back at the pair."Do you want to pack?" There's nothing here I want. Let's get out of here."Maya and Klaatu didn't notice the woman staring at them from across the street as they left. She took out her cell phone and dialed a number."Let me speak to Reverend Bryce," she said to.