The boy did not even blink. He did not look at the guards by the black G-Wagon. He took a step closer, and when he spoke, his voice was eerily calm, cutting right through the noise of the park.
“Your daughter isn’t sick, Oga,” the boy said. His English was clear and deliberate. “And she isn’t going blind.”
Jerry froze.
The annoyance in his chest turned into a cold spike of confusion.
“What did you just say?”