Chapter 31: Not Like Most Other ChildrenMANY YEARS AGO, WHILE still selecting the toys that he would use with his young patients in play therapy, Dr. Lutkin wandered into an antique store and found the tin knights that now kept watch over the papers on the desk. They had been so much like the ones he used to have.
“The treasures of his lonely childhood.” He remembered a line he’d written in that story ages ago. It still shocked him that Dr. Thomas had somehow managed to uncover it. He had spent most of the weekend in this room, hidden away from the world. He had spent last night here at this desk, re-reading the article with the ominous title.
He asked himself why he had chosen to stay here. Simone had deposited the alumni donations into the school account. They had enough money now. He
