| [Boy] |
| Three last pulsing whirs of a cordless drill and there was once again a fine, solid, respectable door separating the covetous eyes of the street folk in Lincoln Park from the sanctity that was the La Familia Pack house.
Boy seemed different lately. At first it was a softness, a vulnerability that threatened to buckle him. He'd been abandoned again, and this one hurt more directly than the others. But then something had happened. He came home one morning with Dietrich and Marrick on either side, looking more determined than hurt. And then it was all back to business.
Wendy might have heard him a few times, sliding out from under the bed in the middle of the night. Circling the interior of the house. Checking doors and windows, and sliding back in. He did the same thing at certain points during the day. This time starting with the door he'd just finished. (He even gave it a bit of a shoulder bump to see just how sturdy it really was) and checking each downstairs window before going upstairs and doing the same. Seeing Wendy on her knees with her head creeping further and further under the bed, he stopped and smiled to himself.
"Careful. There's monsters under there." | |
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