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in the woods and broke in, unable to follow his basic moral code in his time of need. It was luckily abandoned, or had been being used by the wolf shifters; either way it was empty at the time and Henson wasn’t going to give the place up to anyone. As he licked his wounds he realized that some were worse than he thought and that he wasn’t going to be able to make it to a session with Jacinda for days. He roared with rage but all that did was allow flashbacks to poured in like reality and made him forget where he was for a moment. He began thrashing about in the cabin, smashing everything around him as he believed he was back at war. To Henson he was still in the fields fighting against faceless enemies. They were countless in numbers it seemed but he just kept fighting. He fought until he was exhausted and then everything went black.

Chapter Five
     
                  The next day when it came time for Henson’s session with Jacinda, he didn't show up. Jacinda wondered if Henson had just given up on going after his new life, knowing how he saw going to talk to her as the one obstacle in his way. She knew that he believed he didn’t need the help, but she also knew that most everyone who needs it doesn’t realize it. She pulled out his release forms and read them over, reading his background to find possible AWOLs he may have gone on. She wanted to know if it was typical of him to go missing at times so she knew if she should be worried about him missing their appointment.
     
                  What she found scared her and made her wish she hadn’t read it. Henson was very punctual and had rarely missed a scheduled event, but it was why he had missed those events that scared her. The two sessions he had missed early on with military psychiatrists posing as fellow soldiers was because he had been captured. She found that, without some major reason, Henson wouldn’t miss appointments; it was just a thing about him.
     
                  “Stacy, would you come in here please?” Jacinda asked, calling for her attendant as she thought about sending her out to look for Henson.
     
                  “Yes ma’am?” Stacy replied as she walked into Jacinda’s office.
     
                  “Could you send for the guards for me? I need to speak to them.” Jacinda replied without looking up from Henson’s records.
     
                  “Yes ma’am.” Stacy said before quickly heading off to contact the guards.
     
                  Where are you? Jacinda wondered as she reread Henson’s history.
     
                  “Uh, Ms. Liberty? You sent for us?” A guard asked as he walked into the room, “Everything all right ma’am?”
     
                  “No, a client of mine has missed his appointment and I have reason to think something is wrong. His reports say that he doesn’t miss appointments; he’s made every scheduled appointment except for two and both of those two where missed for reasons he had no control over.” Jacinda said without delving into Henson’s personal history. “His name is Henson Phillips and what I need for you to do is to look for him.”
     
                  “We’ll make a house call and will put the word out to look for him amongst the rest of the guards.” He replied before walking off.
     
                  “Stacy, how many other appointments do I have lined up for today?” Jacinda asked.
     
                  “You have several, why?” Stacy replied. Jacinda sighed, wanting to go out and find Henson herself but figured she would wait until the guards got back and tell her if he was just at home.
     
                  “I might take the rest of the day off.” Jacinda replied, sitting back in her seat as she contemplated putting off the appointments to go after Henson, “I’ll have to push all appointments back until