<div style="text-align: justify;">Georgina stood in place, confused and upset, for a long moment, before actually moving. Willy followed her, his ears down, peeking back every now and then. The girl walked home, feeling her shoulders a little sore. Her heart ached more than anything outside her body, though. She felt like there was something really wrong with her best friend, and that she could do nothing to help.<br/><br/>After walking home without really noticing that there were other people around, and that some of those even talked to her, Georgina walked into the house with Willy following her close.<br/><br/>The first person Gina met in entering the house was Mrs. Benbow. The woman was a caring and kind mother, and always concerned about her daughter. Her keen eyes noticed the marks on her daughter's skin, and she touched them. "What happened?", the woman asked, kindness and concern mixing in her voice.<br/><br/>"Nothing, mom. Is dad home?", Gina asked, really not wanting to discuss what had transpired with her mother. Mrs. Benbow sighed and nodded. "Yes. He's doing something in the backyard".<br/><br/>Gina nodded and kissed her mother. "Thank you, mom. And don't worry. I'm okay". Leaving these words behind, the girl walked through the house and into the backyard where Mr. Benbow worked at a new bow. Sitting by the man’s side, Gina sighed. She didn’t really say anything, but her father soon stopped what he was doing and noticed the markings on his daughter’s shoulders.<br/><br/>“Is there anything you need to tell me?”, the man asked, quietly. Gina nodded and replied equally quietly. “Yes. But not now”, she murmured. “I still need to think about it. We will talk later”.<br/><br/>And there the conversation ended, at least for now, as Gina walked upstairs to her bedroom and called Daniel’s house. She really needed to talk to him, or to anyone who could give her news about him.</div>