It's Better This Way
“It didn’t go well for the Colonel and his crew. In a way, I felt bad for Hackett more than any of them. He seemed like he was along for the ride, a guy that had found a place he fit in, had a job to do. He was good with the projector and staying out of the way. I hoped to get a chance to talk to him, and to Mom and the council about him. Sergeant Waters was a dangerous man. Maybe as dangerous as the Colonel himself. Waters was just a younger, stronger version of Hardaway.
David Hamida was worse... than a mewling baby. I took him down to the basement of the main house. I’d never been down there before, and was surprised to find two holding cells made of concrete and iron. I put him in the same cell that held Corporal Hackett, locked the door, and went back upstairs.
The twelve of us sat in a circle in the dining room. We had pushed the table to the side and into a corner to give us room.
“I don’t think we can let either the Sergeant or the Colonel be banished,” Walter was saying as I sat down.MoreLess
David Hamida was worse... than a mewling baby. I took him down to the basement of the main house. I’d never been down there before, and was surprised to find two holding cells made of concrete and iron. I put him in the same cell that held Corporal Hackett, locked the door, and went back upstairs.
The twelve of us sat in a circle in the dining room. We had pushed the table to the side and into a corner to give us room.
“I don’t think we can let either the Sergeant or the Colonel be banished,” Walter was saying as I sat down.MoreLess
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