“How long was he missing,” asked the second doctor. A man considerably younger who was currently reading through the boys chart. “Two years, went missing when he was nine years old.” “How did they finally find him?” “That might be the strangest part. They didn’t find him, he just showed up in his old bedroom.” “An interesting mystery,” said the second doctor as he looked up from the chart to the boy on the monitor, staring at the door to his padded cell. “Why would the kidnapper return him after all that time?” “Why isn’t really the mystery. The mystery is how.” The second doctor shot him a quizzical look. “This boy disappeared from his bedroom two years ago, with no sign of entry, forced or otherwise. The parents had a second child only a few months later, a daughter. They built up that house like a fortress. Alarms, deadbolts, bars on the windows. Then, five days ago, they hear a noise coming from the boy’s old bedroom, which had by this time been turned into storage. The father goes in, gun drawn, and finds his long lost son. Barely recognizable, completely feral, but no doubt about it.”
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