"No Naci, I was right at three quarters of my power. I'd say that you made a major jump today. I don't know what happened but this changes things grea...ly." Naci could only stare at me as she whispered, "three quarters?" Her mouth made a large 'O' as she continued to let all of that information sink in. Then, like when I had explained how I wanted her to use her defense I saw something almost click in her. With a squeal she launched herself at me kissing my face all over. Though none of. I am calling to let you know the girls who attacked you on the bus last night have been released on bail."I requested clarification, "Sir! I do not understand, 'released on bail'."He replied, "Ms. Reynolds, it means that someone provided the money for them to get out of jail. In exchange for the bail the teens promise they will show up when a hearing is scheduled. If they fail to attend the hearing the bond will be revoked, the money will be forfeited, and a warrant for the girls arrest will be. This was really menacing to Rebecca.In the corner of the room was a strange piece of furniture but it was covered. It was rather long like a table, but was wider than normal and it looked like it had something attached to the sides.The walls behind the pedestal and also behind the desk were covered with mirrors. Rebecca did not know that the one behind the desk was a one-way mirror. As Rebecca walked in, her image was displayed all around her.The guards stopped before the pedestal, "The. There was always the internet, I suppose, maybe someone there. I trundled down stairs with the arm load of washing.Pete and Vanessa were having breakfast in the kitchen. “Hi you two,” I said as I passed with the load of washing. They both looked up, Pete then quickly looked away when he saw the armload of soiled linen.“Pew,” said my teenage daughter and placed her hand over her nose in mock defence of the very minor odour. Poor Pete went red in the face. I didn’t say anything and continued to.