"What are we going to do with these girls?" Rachel asked calmly, turning her gaze to the girls who appeared wounded and stood with a sense of numbness.
Even after being rescued, the girls remained emotionless, as if they'd lost all faith in life. This deeply disturbed Morrigan.
"They only respond to men," Richard said. He added, "And that's just flinching and crying."
"There's nothing we can do." Thomas turned to Morrigan. She bit her lip, her eyes narrowing in pain. Thomas continued, "After everything they've been through, reintegrating them into society is nearly impossible. Even if we wanted to."
"Is there really nothing we can do?"
"There's absolutely nothing we can do. We don't know where their families are, if they even have any. We can't take them anywhere." Morrigan sighed as she listened to Thomas. She then looked at the girls with a calculating expression. "So what will we do? Leave them here?"
