‘Yeah, your job is to keep her from slipping up,’ Jon said. The two men stared at each other, each one trying to gauge how much the other knew or...needed to know. Jon sighed. ‘Look, Ben’s pretty worked up about all this. He’s scared she’ll run her mouth and admittedly, so am I.’ Gregory rolled his eyes. ‘She’s going to be so fucked up mentally – you and Ben are going to be the last thing on her mind,’ Gregory said. He closed his eyes, took a deep breath and tried to think about where to go from. He had to admit, she'd gotten quite good at it on their two day trip. Every so often, she would ask him to play with her, but he wasn't ready for that yet. He wasn't sure he would ever be, to be honest.Passing through the large, heavy gates of the upper city, they got their first glimpse of Judgment Falls proper and the impressive castle that stood guard over it. They could see it from a distance as they came in, but to see it towering above them, built majestically on the rocky outcropping. "It saved bullets," John-John pointed out.Kellie and Bianca stood a few feet from the edge of the roof. They didn't want to watch the zombies finish off the gang members."When they stop eating, can you do that thing where you turn them all in one direction?" Bianca asked.With healing her, it would put me back on the knife's edge of losing control."I need to talk to Ashley and Jewel as soon as possible," I told them. "Keep Brandi and Stephanie away from me. Bianca, you should keep your distance. "I dunno," she shuffles her feet in the gravel, "maybe like a day before she left?"It's the answer I want, entrée to a world I had thought closed off to me forever, and I'm glad I didn't give into my first impulse to chase her away. She must've been one of the very last students Betty met with."She loved you guys," I say softly.Reaching out, I touch her right shoulder, and when her startled eyes jump to mine, I nod at a bench a little ways down the path. She hesitates, looking again towards the.