Chapter 30Regardless what she learned about Emma, Sara needed to hear it. Otherwise, how might they find her? “Tell me, please.”
“From the first day we live this camp, seven years ago, maybe more, we hear ho'owa about that one.” He realized they didn't understand the Hawaiian word. “Big gossip, big story. Nobody forget.”
Michelle had reacted to what he admitted. “Hachiro, you've been homeless that long?”
“Off and on.” He raised his eyebrows and cast a dubious look. “This woman told people she helps a social group send homeless young people back to the Mainland. One time, this woman has a young girl with her, called Wendy or Wenda, something like that.” He absent-mindedly scratched his head. “They came to get two haole girls off the street. Nancy and Alexis. Lexi, they call that one.” He
