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Family CourtGamaliel Kaine, Sr. Gamaliel Kaine, Jr. Anders Langton Anthony George Noble
The four names were displayed on four glossy teak place markers in the cemetery near the Glade. Jonah looked at them solemnly. Reena placed a hand on his shoulder, but said nothing. Terrence tried very hard to mask his confusion, but eventually lost the battle.
“Jonah,” he said, “you hated Langton and the Ant guy! And everyone here hated Kaine and G.J. Why does it bother you so much? I mean, it's screwed up the way things went down, but let's face facts. None of them were decent people.”
Jonah sighed, his eyes never leaving the markers. “They meant something to somebody,” he said quietly. “They were all someone's father, someone's brother, and someone's son. Jonathan says that all life happens f
