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        Later:OutsideOfficeBuilding

        JunstillneededtoconsultShayandtheothersubjectteachersandclubadvisorsaboutthedynamicsamongthestudents.Ashelefttheofficebuilding,heranintoMadeline.

        Thegirlwashuddledintheshadowofthebuilding,andtheaggressioninhereyesseemedtohavesoftenedalittle.Agustofwindplasteredherschooluniformagainstherthinframe,exposinghowfrailshereallywasbeneaththehostility.

        Junsighed.Whateverschemesshewastryingtodragherclassmatesinto,shewasstillonlyasixteen-year-oldchild.Hecouldn''tbetooharshonher.

        Ayoungsoulthathadgoneastrayshouldn''tbedismissedorabandoned.Onceeverythingsettled,heplannedtoreferhertoafriendofhiswhospecializedinchildpsychology.Withtime,shemightbeabletoheal.

        "Whatareyoudoinghere?"

        Heshiftedhisstance,blockingthewindsoitwouldn''tcutintoher.Itwasself-studytime;allstudentsweresupposedtobeintheirclassrooms.

        Madeline''sheaddropped.Shestaredatthetipsofhershoes,shouldersrisingandfallingwithonedeepbreath,andforalongmomentshesaidnothing.Thenhervoiceslippedout,barelyaudible:

        "Thetwopeopleyoumentionedearlier...weretheytheoneswho...didbadthingstoyounggirls?Whatdidtheydo?"

        Junhesitated.Byprinciple,hecouldn''ttellhertoomuch.Buthedidn''twanthertocontinuelivinginfear,constantlywonderingwhenthosetwomonsterswouldreturntodragherbackintohell.

        Soheanswered,"Don''tworry.Theycan''thurtanygirlsanymore."

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