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I adopted Bryce on the 15th of May almost seven years ago. The people at the agency were eager for him to leave.
I took him to specialists from the beginning. He was quiet, unusually organized, and radiated an intense energy that, believe it or not, was an icy blue–almost clear like Husky eyes.
They attempted to diagnose him and he resisted their tests. My heart swelled with pride.
I knew I’d find one of my own, hidden amongst the human filth I’ve been tasked to study.
I smile as he makes another incision into the body of one of the human captives; he’s taking to our profession quite well.
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An apt pupil. And that’s always scary! Shivery scene, clear as a Husky’s blue eyes.
Neat surprise at the end. You had me empathizing with the kid and — wham — he’s into vivisection.
I like how the subtle tension–the agency wanting the kid gone, the testing, etc., builds up to the use of “filth” so you’re expecting something terrible to come. Now I’m really curious how they’re different. (Other than scary.)
At the beginning, I thought Bryce was a dog. Interesting what he can do now.