His room smelled like dog again. Ms. Fraser wouldn’t like that. For the past few weeks, he had been trying to tell her that he wasn’t doing anything to stink up the room. Of course, like everyone else, she would not believe him. He could hear what the middle-aged orderly would say: “Beau Watson, you’re the only one in here. It’s okay to have accidents sometimes. Especially at your age.” He was thirteen years old, not three. Unfortunately, it was useless. No one had ever taken him seriously and no one ever would. They didn’t believe him about the noises. They didn’t believe him about the smell. The fur. The growling. Glowing eyes. Fire. Beau scratched at his curly auburn hair, his teal eyes, for the millionth time since he arrived at Fountain Vale Hospital, searched his compact room for… well, anything. Anything that could prove his “delusions” – what they called the ramblings of a paranoid schizophrenic young boy. “I’m not cra
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