Throws man through wall

She didn’t stay out of legal trouble. She’d been avoiding Roosevelt Place, but Ms. Cross’s fury at her expulsion led Ryn to return to the group home early one night. Coming in through the window, she caught Albert Birch masturbating beside Susan, asleep in her bed.
In retrospect, she shouldn’t have thrown him through the wall.
But she didn’t feel bad in the least about what she did to his nose. It deserved to be as crooked as the man.
It was her first night in a detention center. She spent it worried sick about Naomi, planning to break out if they kept her more than a day. Kessler had posted bail by morning, and he and Ms. Cross both set to work—their case was helped along by the testimony of Susan and two of the Rabble, who described Albert Birch’s lewd behavior around boys and girls alike. He was implicated in the suicide of Susan’s old roommate.
There was also the fact that it wasn’t generally regarded as possible for Ryn to have thrown a grown man through drywall, insulation, a wooden beam, and out the other side.


Chapter 18, Page 284-285