Junsighedinwardly.

        Atashouldhavebeenfilledwithinnoce,agirlwhohadenduredsomethinglikethatwouldlikelycarryalifelongmistrust—andhatred—towardmen.

        Madeliseemed,harborednotjustahatredformen,butageneralhostilitytowardeveryonearouhatrobablywhyshekeptgwithhercssmates.

        Thesoft,warmsensationonhisarmbroughtJunbacktohissenses.HegnceddownatJasmin''''''''schest,pressedagainsthisarm,alywithdrewhisarm.

        Girlsthesedaysseemedtogrowtoofast—likebuds,glisteningwithmdew,onthevergeofblooming.Theirexpressionsandgazesarestillchildlike,buttheirbodiesalreadyshowtheshapeofwomanhood,tealluring.Lookingaround,theschoolresembledagardeninearlyspring,eachstudentadifferentflinningtounfurl.

        Hiscriminologyprofessorshadalwayssaid:tocatchapredator,youhavetothinklikeooanticipatethevictimsakillerwouldchoose,andthroughthem,uhekiller''''''''sidentity.

        Lately,though,Junfearedhewassinkingtoodeep.Eventhiscasualtactmadehischesttighteninwayshecouldn''''''''tquiteignore.

        Jasmin,hervoicelmysteriously,asked,"UncleJun,isitabigcase?Evenyougooutforfieldwork?"

        Junnodded,keepinghisanswerbrief."Twobadmenwerekilled."

        Hereyeswidehat''''''''sght?Willthekillergetareward?"

        "Thekillerwillfacejustice,"Junsaid.

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