Fragmentary narrative mentioning Noel St. Pierre and vague references to Haitian/Dominican border activities

RSON ning to his house tomorrow o set something up for you.” 92? k to him tomorrow morning id?” -omorrow, and then I'll bring ) him about it.” agan. But she needs more. She 00 expectantly, she hopes. She or the girl. Or maybe she cant Aary seems to have gotten the lair, she begins to press Wendy. response. “I don't know. Youre t. lmean, I don’t really work for mand they work for him.... You 9 make more money?’” yu get paid,” Wendy says finally. or you? So that we can get paid saying. I’m working tomorrow, a schedule together for you and row when I leave Jeffrey with a rone. So if you guys call me, Id ld get the phone.” age. That's fine. I'll leave you a CHAPTER I0 Noel St. Pierre: March 2005 oel St. Pierre* thinks of the kids he grew up with in Hap. His old neighborhood was pressed up against the jungle border that Haiti shares with the Dominican pepublic, and some of the kids he knew would slip over. Those kids would stay in the DR for a few days, sometimes seats Some of them never returned. But the ones who did come back wouldn't say too much about it. Most of them didn’t talk much at all. a By “a time he was ten, Noel had learned the truth about se kids. He'd ‘ ... learned that they'd ended up working as This was how Noel St. Pierre had learned about evil. There really were devils out in the world. Flesh-and-blood inci and a oel St. Pierre is a composite character. 27 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_019143