Murphy looks back sadly to the slender boy struggling in the chair. Only he wasn't a boy. Noah had been right. The boy named Liam was a monster. Then Liam stopped and looks straight through the glass. Murphy flinches. It was as if Liam could see him. But he couldn't. Murphy knew that. Yet... it was still as if Liam could see him, his eyes blistering with fury. And he wanted vengeance. "I don't know who the hell you are," Liam snaps. "But I did what you asked! Now uphold your side of the bargain!" he yells back through the glass. Behind the blind anger, and hatred, Murphy sees something else. Desperate fear. Murphy almost felt bad for the kid. "Terrible isn't it?" A voice says behind Murphy. Murphy turns to see a
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