Usually, when Ava was allowed into someone’s thoughts, it was to pick out a single detail, to find a helpful memory that had been buried for too long. This time, though, Gabriel wanted her to see as much of his life as she could so she would have an accurate idea of his brother’s character. Or at least, as accurate an impression as this sort of thing could provide. She would be able to see what had happened to Gabriel over the years, but all those events would still be colored by his thoughts and emotions. In the end, she’d need to separate the pure facts from the beliefs.
As she went into his mind, she found herself surrounded by a kaleidoscope of images, a blur of memories and scenes that she had to fight to make any sense out of. This was the problem of not having a single target, one
