All Chapters of Breaking the Eye Wall: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

  Deanna tried to stand up but Kit was by her side. Ssit.” She said as she looked at Mitsuhide. “Go moron and see.”Mitsuhide took off in a run to see who was shot. When the police tried to stop him Max rounded the corner of the maze walls. Mitsuhide blew out a breath and looked him over. His hands were covered in blood. “Who was it?” Mitsuhide asked.“I didn’t ask.” Max replied and shook his head. “I need something to clean my hands before I see her. She is okay right?”“Not if you take much longer.” Mitsuhide chuckled. “She and Kit ordered me to come check on you.”“And you didn’t think to yourself?” Max asked as he chuckled and looked at his old friend.“I trained you with

  Max walked to the maze and took a steading breath. He thought back to what Deanna had just said. He remembered he had brought up the thought about a week later that they had not found any boys at the house. It was a weird thought not because he wanted to find more bodies or even records of babies born at the house it was all the pictures in the box that Cheryl had were boys around the ages of three or four. They had found no traces of them. They had no records of them leaving as well.During the five month period where they had nearly torn the house apart to see if they could find anything else they also had brought in ground radar. They went over the grounds but not the maze. Because of the narrow pathways and the tree roots they thought it was safe from any of the family’s perversions. It was proof that nothing was safe from the Watson’s insanity.

 Max led the younger ones out of the room into the darkened room and then out into the main room. He didn’t stop though. He continued up the stairs looking in back of him to make sure all were still following him. A few other officers were there helping him herd the boys up the stairs now. He smiled at the two infants in his arms. He saw the daylight and could hear the people right by the opening.Soon he was leading everyone out of the maze. He turned to see the group he had left had moved closer to the maze and was out of everyone’s way. Deanna was the first to notice him. Her eyes went wide as she saw what was in his arms. She nearly ran over as she made her way over to him. She saw the trail of children behind him.“My god.” She said as she took one of the boys out of his arms. She was glancing over the boys. “How are they still here?”

  He sighed again as he looked at the wall. The room was only seen if the light was on. It was off to the side of the hallway. It had been near where Deanna would have been if she had made it all the way down the stairs. He looked around him and motioned to the officers that were standing there. He pressed on the wall. The door popped open and he was glad he had at least figured out the way to open their secret rooms. That seemed to be the easiest part of dealing with them. The doors were almost all the same.The light was so bright in the room. He looked into it and didn’t see anyone though. He did however see the monitors that lined the walls. He walked in and could see the topside of where he was. He had to think to himself, “Of course they had cameras everywhere.”He shook his head as he could identify different places in the yard an

   Deanna made it to the front of the house. When she felt another kick from the baby. She rested her hands there for a minute and looked down. This baby was supposed to the first in something that was better. Max had shown her more love than anyone else. She knew what he thought. She was like his brother. She had killed her own sister.He wouldn’t believe her when she told him if she ever got the chance too. He had made up his mind already. The pain was washing over her again. It was everywhere. Her family finally got the best of her. She would never be any different than them.The baby would be better off with him. She would ruin it. She felt the burning in her chest again. She found it hard to breathe. She knew everything would be better without her there. It was all because of her. Everything bad her family did was