Gerald Dreyfuss Book Report

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5 years later, Lucas D'Assange, identical twin brother Jeff is still trying to find a brother and two nephews who disappeared. He hired hunters to find them throughout the country. In short, two hunters rented find Victoria and Lily in the cabin. They both immediately taken to the clinic psiatrik under the authority of Dr. Gerald Dreyfuss because they are very wild like animals after isolated for five years. They attacked anyone who approached. Victoria when the missing 3-year-old Lucas was recognized as a father figure. Trial occurred Lucas and Jean Podolsky (maternal aunt) on guardianship they both won with the help of Dr. Gerald Lucas. Dr. Gerald wants to learn the condition of the Victoria-Lily for research purposes, in particular, he is

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