As they drove down the streets Wyatt noticed the shop door ways seemed to be full of teens and adults with no where better to go. Unlike him children who had no where to live he could not help but to shake his head and look over to his brother.

”it’s a shame that happens and everyone ignores them, one boy stated its like they are invisible. Is it just me or is that wrong? Aren’t we all born equal?” I asked and looked to my brother then over to the driver.

”If I may young Wyatt, but people believe that these people have done something to deserve this. If you like they think that the unfortunate ones have brought it on themselves even though sometimes things at home can be bad almost like a living nightmare and they run especially young children.” The driver looked in the rear view mirror as he talked to the little

“Yes or they are too wrapped up in what they are going through in their lives, well its either that or thy don’t care. There’s thousands of children like you out there part of the lost children.” Dylan replied in a way he agree with what the chauffeur had said but would find out all the figures when he had chance. As he saw his brother shake his head at the teens and adults tucked into door ways and police move someone on from where they was.

”mum says its wrong to ignore someone on the streets, as redemption is open to everyone and you never know when you will need help yourself right?” Wyatt asked and looked to his brother with a smile “See bro I do listen at times.”

”you know what mother’s right as always bro, we should try and help but that’s why me and Matt offer a free legal help when we can.” Dc noticed the restaurant in the distance and started to get ready aware rebel would be meeting them outside Rossini “Think about it where would Arlo Rossini be if we did not find him and help him?” Dc asked.