Decisions:
The morning was glorious, Helena walked under the spreading live oak trees, looking through the foliage she viewed the brilliant blue sky overhead, not a cloud in the sky. She never noted the three childlike individuals shadowing her at a discreet distance, but she didn’t care. In many ways she knew she should be grateful, Cade was dead, and she wasn’t. He could’ve caused a lot of damage, she was now sure he assaulted her in the hospital bedroom. Six men would be alive if she’d killed him the first chance she had, perhaps her desire to protect life was more of a weakness than a strength.
She had no way to tell time, but she had realized a while ago she had a pretty accurate internal clock. Instead of walking in a straight line out and returning on the same path she did a broad
