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"Why'd dey weave me....was I bad?"

He knew really Luke wouldn't know the answer, but Luke was the first adult in a long time to take any notice of him for more than 5 minutes. The first person who actually tried to get through him and even though he tried desperatly not to get attached to this stranger lest he get hurt again, he just couldn't help it. He was lonely with no one to talk to but George and no one who cared about him and he didnt want to play with the other kids. They were too noisy, always trying to get someone's attention. He just wanted one person to take an interest in just him...and right now that person was Luke.

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Zac didn't answer, just sitting cuddled in a little ball against Luke, his eyes still looking out the window except this time they didn't look like they were searching for something. Instead now he looked like he was just looking, perhaps watching in case his parents did suddenly come down the road but he knew in his heart of hearts that they weren't...that he was just like all the other kids in the orphanage...parentless and alone.

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The lady was once again up to her ears in children. All of them were pulling at her clothes, some were crying, others were screaming, others were simply yelling because all the others were and they wanted to add to the noise. She was trying desperatly to get some degree of control among them so she could find out what it was exactly they wanted but it was impossible with so many of them shouting at her at once.

Sighing, she gave a sharp whistle which caught each child's attention in an instant. In the brief surprised pause, the lady barked out.

"All of you sit down quietly right now or there will be no dessert after dinner tonight and I mean it! Carson stop pulling Tina's hair, Tyler stop bouncing on the couches, Penny turn that music down before I take that radio away from you!"

With murmurs of 'Yes M'am' and other quiet grumbles, the kids soon settled down to quieter activites much to the relief of the worker who sank into a chair and ran a hand through her hair.

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