He closed the cuffs so tight on Lily's wrists that it felt as if her circulation might get cut off. As she was dragged to Miss Rogers, Lily barely looked up, she saw some of the girls being held, forced to watch what was going on. Lily hit the ground hard, the wind knocked from her lungs. She could barely catch her breath before Miss Rogers started barking at her.<br/><br/>"Please Miss, I didn't want to interrupt you. You looked very busy and I didn't want to disturb you." Lily spoke more than a whisper, "My mother called, she lost my plane ticket. I am sorry Miss Rogers." Lily winced as she was pulled by her blonde locks. "I wasn't going anywhere I swear, you were just so busy-" Lily's whispers changed to silence, her eyes made to watch the goings on in the Glass House. She knew she had to behave because she did not want anything like that to happen to her. Lily was a good girl, and would not cross Miss Rogers for anything.