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Marshall allowed Adam to take the lead as they walked the children through the rows of supplies. They made sure all had enough clothes and were encouraged to choose their own food. Observing the children’s behavior, their uncertainty and fearfulness at choosing or saying or doing the wrong thing, fueled his disgust and fury. When he rescued Sebastian, Leo, and the others from the facility here in New York, he had taken his son to Beth, then assisted Leo and the rest of the children who had nowhere else to go as they settled in various apartments on the same block. Eventually, they found permanent shelter and safety in the tunnels. He witnessed the effects of what confinement, testing, and experimentation had done to them. Most didn’t have parents to help them heal, so he and Leo had do
