''The Curious Case of Marius Krepp'' | 3RD ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL [EXCLUSIVE STORY]

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well here we are three years ladies and gentlemen can you believe it I've been doing this for three years and what better way to celebrate than with a story that's been sitting in the vault for more than 18 months that's right back in March 2017 I was sent this phenomenal story and it's taken me all this time to get round to doing it when you hear how good it is you're gonna be wondering why you haven't done it before well I might be able to spin a good yarn but well I can't organize my life quite as well but here we are this one is a very very special and I've been keeping it for a special occasion and tonight fits the bill so once again sit back and relax with your favorite drink my dear dear friends cause it's now three years that I have been asking you till this doctor Guignard was reading when he heard a knock on his office door Friday 7:00 p.m. was reserved for one person and one person only come in I brought him Sir now Simon's open the door and the first thing the doctor saw was the teenagers a game face from behind the nurses shoulder no swell swell head him in please the nurse step to the side letting the boy enter Thank You Samantha I'll take it from here I want coffee this was no surprise to the doctor but the nurse seemed appalled by the boy's shameless demand very well through coffees for me and my guest please now Simon's gave the doctor a long questioning look something wrong Sam the boy asked mockingly over his shoulder the nurse pressed her lips together closed the office door and power walked to the kitchen to brew what had been requested I like her the boy approached the doctors table and sat down in front of him black pleat the chessboard was already arranged and yes the black pieces were already on his side of the you've gotten predictable the doctor said I'll have you know in chess you have to choose the color with intellect not superstition the boy laughed I'm far from being superstitious duck I choose black because it's tougher to handle right oh and the pieces are shinier look from the white one's ass and iam boring the doctor laughed at that remark and made the first move he laughed playing chess with the boy the kid might have only been 16 but he could focus harder and invest more patience in the board than all of his university powers combined the doctor needed some relaxation from the working week he'd had to enjoy the institution he was running was after all one of a kind ever heard that one kid in school who everybody would turn out to be a psycho serial killer well unless he finds an outlet for his bad stamina such as sports sex or digital realities in earlier times when a kid would throw a tantrum it was just a kid throwing a tantrum until that tantrum resulted in bloody murder nowadays tantrums are being taken a bit more seriously too seriously at times dr. Kennard specialty is to differentiate between plain old mood swings and serious signs of mental illness the clinic he's running is a perfect place to hospitalize a child in in case one can't tell whether he belongs at home or in a sanitarium a patient's complete evaluation would usually take somewhere between three to seven months however there were cases in which the end results were too shallow and the patient had to stay hospitalized for two more months after the seven-month period was over Marius had been a patient for almost a year concentrate the doctor said firmly after snatching a black rook from the boys side of the board marius grinned in contempt due to his opponents previous move he managed to take a bishop from right under his nose I am Marius was losing however he had lost the previous week too and the week before that he knew that the doctor could tell his head wasn't in the game anymore who could blame him the clock was ticking son your results came in the doctor heard a soft crumbling of fabric coming from Marius direction he didn't have to look under the table because he knew that the boy had a death grip on his pants no his palms are resting and the doctor tried putting on the most angry adult face he could muster if he had to scare the boy up right he knew he had to play smart really smart smarter than before I am very happy at with you and why is that because you lied to both doctor Rakesh and dr. Sullivan what makes you think I lied doctor well probably because both of them consulted with one another after interviewing you and also took a look on your CB tests I know it and so do you your answers don't match your brain activity Marius his eyes moved from the chess board to the man in front of him he knew it was coming the clinic was famous for the Seabee tests it was very similar to a lie-detector test but more elaborate the patient was exposed to different video footage some of which was incredibly violent in the process he saw her reactions were not only measured through your standard brain scan but also through heart rate body temperature pupil dilation vocal reactions muscle contractions skin humidity and tactile sensitivity yes tactile sensitivity the test was first named impacto but since that name was considered to be stupid by most of the staff members they just adopted the name CB which the hospitalized children had given it throughout the years CB being short for cannonball I wasn't lying oh really to Marius his big surprise dr. Kennard took a stack of papers out of the drawer nearest him as if he is specifically waited for him to say that if that's the case mind telling me why you told dr. Sullivan that you and I quote gets off on tiny animals getting skinned alive whereas your EEG portrays signs of severe distress when you're shown such footage I'd be happy to do the EEG again yes but the CB test isn't made out of just the brain scan Marius your entire body was rigid with fear and your face muscles were contorted in disgust all throughout the test yeah but this was your fourth CB test these past six months I've never had a patient who required more than two reflects am messed up I am Rakesh said you cried during the part with the kitten he's a piece of shit and you should mind hiring more competent doctors dr. canards fist met with his desk with an echoing slam followed by merciless plops of chess pieces on the floor I'm done with you trying to take me for an idiot Marius finally managed to get him angry the boy knew this day would come eventually and even though it came considerably later than it should have he wasn't ready for it I'm neither Rakesh nor am i Sullivan so you better start explaining to me what this crap is all about it's been a year boy a year you've been here longer than some doctors I've employed and it's high time we get to the bottom of your condition what is there to explain I'm ill no you're not yes I am and why do all your psychological evaluations tell me you're thus a missed health is patient I've ever housed because she shot methods are outdated I'm a sick and disgusting human being and I deserve to be locked up forever Marius broke he brought his hands up to his face in shame as tears violently spilled out of his enraged teenage eyes dr. Kennard watched him for half a minute waiting for the boy to unload some of his demons before dropping the bomb on him Marius I'm sending you home no Marius sobbed quietly I'm sorry son but I have no choice yes you do lock me up fucked in the head I'll sign anything just please don't make me go back there dr. Denard considered his next move very carefully he got up and around his table to crouched down next to Marius a seat something he never did with a patient before but he had gotten attached to the boy and it infuriated him that no matter how many tests he took no matter how many discussions he had with him he never found anything out of the ordinary some thing anything that would explain the child's paranoia listen to me Marius look at me Marius made an effort to keep tears from blurring his vision you will be 18 in less than 14 months you will be an adult and you will be allowed to move out of your parents house if you just like it so much 14 months is not a very long time if you don't understand listen to me if there's something you're not telling us domestic violence physical abuse or anything objective about your family which you've hidden from us I'd be happy to put you in touch with what domestic violence and physical abuse do my mom and dad were the sweetest most loving parents in the whole freaking world they still are son this this right here is the exact reason why I lie to you people oh shit Tess you running useless nobody believes me you demand truth but when it comes to mind you're all deaf and blind and what is your truth Marius fuck no I'm done repeating myself you don't believe a word I'm saying you think I'm mental he chuckles after hearing himself ironic isn't it you think I'm mental and yet you insist on sending me back home what is the purpose of this place again tell me one thing how can a mental asylum be better for you than your warm welcoming home Marius got up and started pacing around the office trying to shake off the need to break down in tears again you know this place is too big for just two housemates what are you suggesting I'll clean all day every day no days off no nothing you don't even have to pay me just let me stay here I couldn't do that even if I wanted to why not because your parents are still your legal guardians and they requested to have you discharged Marius went livid as that information sunk in there it was the ultimate resolve he could cry all the rivers in the world it would not prolong his stay this time didn't I already tell you doc he stared the man in the eye and even though dr. Kennard had heard this hundreds of times before it still sent shivers down his spine those things are not my parents Rakesh always refused Guignard on his wine office until tonight Sullivan was already pouring his second glass and the three doctors hadn't even begun to discuss why they were having their Saturday evening meeting on a Thursday afternoon gentlemen I'm running out of ideas Bernards exhausted forehead greeted the expecting palm of his hand Sullivan and Rakesh sunk on their heads in agreement taking several minutes to think of a smart way to break the silence wouldn't it be a good idea Sullivan attempted to try the hypnosis again definitely not we tried it and he had the worst panic attack I've ever seen I agree with bhavan Bernard said gravely not going to lie I did consider it for a while but it's too risky we're trying to make his traumas go away get worse precisely besides hypnosis has never worked on patients with Capgras before Sullivan emptied his glass reaching for the bottle to pour another I still don't agree with that diagnosis mouth the Capgras syndrome prevents people from recognizing loved ones because they can't connect their faces to the feelings they're supposed to have for them which is precisely Mary as his case wrong we showed Marius pictures of his family from back when he was little he has nothing but love for his parents and sisters remember the joy in that boy's face when we asked him to tell us about the day he got lucky for his tenth birthday we even have the proper CT and EEG to prove it top graphs patients are exactly the same you're wrong Capgras patients can't recall feelings they suffer from a disconnection on a cognitive level and you mean marius doesn't he's saying his entire family was murdered and replaced by doppelgangers for Christ's sake you show me one Capgras case one in which the patient tells his story with absolutely no gaps in it just one case Marvin I'm putting your name in my will if you'll leave me both the mansion and the lady I'd be more than happy to research with you John don't bother Bernards voice sounded like something from the other side of a tombstone the two doctors looked at him waiting in vain for him to lift his head out of his hand I searched for a cab gross case that comes close to Mary Isis the doctor removed the hand from his heavy skull and reached for his bottom desk drawer he retracted a rather big stack of papers and threw it on the table missing the wine glasses by just a few millimeters almost 200 typewritten pages landed in front of Rakesh and Sullivan for the first time in my career I got nothing well you've written quite a bit for someone who's got nothing Sullivan remarked The Curious Case of Marius CREP sounds like a creepy pastor if he asked me are you mocking me Donovan Sullivan jerked in his seat dr. canards eyes revealed the fury of a desperate man not necessarily pointed at him but irritable nonetheless all gibberish I thought I was on to something when Marius said he doesn't remember how that dog was killed Capgras patients don't have explanations for how doppelgangers replaced their loved ones but Marius as you both know that boy has an entire story behind it Rakesh and Sullivan press their lips together and not it yeah but you say he doesn't remember how the dog was killed yes because while that happened he was tied in the basement and was forced to watch someone or something making a copy of his mother what happened to the mother afterwards again she turned to water can we blame his passion for horror literature on his wild imagination hardly I confiscated all his dark books and DVDs for the past six months I asked him to repeat his story two weeks ago the story remains the same could we Sullivan began but Rakesh shook his head violently in his direction could we what Donovan Rakesh gave Sullivan a very disapproving Lance Sullivan inhale deeply I know that I'm suggesting a very unorthodox method but well couldn't we suspend the boys census somehow and ask him to tell us again what happened you mean drugged him there was silence in the room Guignard placed his forehead in his comforting hand and you Rakesh whispered something like I told you to keep your mouth shut in Sullivan's direction and as Sullivan tried whispering back in his defense dr. ganache right hand snap towards the wine bottle brought it to his lips and kept it there until it was completely empty he placed it back on the table with a gentle ding I've tried that too Rakesh and Sullivan grasped greedily awaiting further details I like playing chess with the boy he's highly intelligent I once told him if he beats me I'll share a bottle of whiskey with him let's just say I let him win the other two exchanged worried glances max he's only 16 years old Oh Donovan you just suggested I drag the boy and now that I beat you to the punch you want to go mister conscience on me I thought you hated hypocrites Sullivan twitched I'm sorry Kenard shook his head apologetic me please don't take it to heart ladies just well I'm desperate Sullivan nodded and rakesh reached out his arm to place it on canard sharply how did it go he asked look at the dark circles under my eyes what do you think no breakthrough huh nothing I found out he read one of his mother's Sandra Brown novels and liked it that Barker is the horror master not King that he hates Crystal Andrews for telling the entire class he's a bad kisser but well what he had to say about the night of the 28th of May 2016 was no news to me the story stays exactly the same this time Rakesh looked distressed what else did you try it was Sullivan's turn to whisper disapprovingly hot Rakesh and Sullivan's eyes widened come on boys with doctors we all know that good it can do well in limited amounts of course the two mumbled approvals still nothing nothing and what worries me most is that I actually feel that I've earned his complete trust he likes me of that I am certain charge me if you must dear friends but I came to the conclusion that this boy is no a liar nobody said he is max he's simply ill we just need to find a cure for his illness Guignard looked at his knuckles bones were protruding more than usual he at lost weight dewey to the other surprise dr. Kennard placed another bottle of wine on the table he took his time opening it and spoke after he managed to fill all three glasses and place the bottle back where he took it from I say we look upon the matter from a different perspective and which might that be canard stared at his glass admiring the deep rich color of his liquid eNOS hmm hypothetically speaking he looked at his partners and his deep blue eyes told him everything they needed to hear Sullivan and Rakesh suddenly feared for their boss's sake Marius told us the truth the silence that followed was tense bernard thought his partners were as open-minded as he was but they were no fans of David Hume no were they as long in the field to truly be able to tell the difference between an ill person and a healthy one Marius his mind was a healthy one of that much he was the truth is objective you know Ricky said timidly I disagree we know you do sullivan interfered you bring yourself to the patient's level and that's exactly why you're a good doctor and also i am a bad one right no that's not what I don't understand him Bernard thought to himself max I think you need to take a break from this case for a while then I'd had to bite his tongue down not to bark at Rakesh to mind his own business I don't think I need to Rakesh and Sullivan both knew what that statement meant they let out a silent sigh of relief I plan on sending the boy home from a clinical point of view it was a very bad decision seeing how the boy's condition didn't get any better in the past year but the doctors were running out of books to read and Marius was a thorn in their medically speaking voice mental health was obvious which means he was probably just seeking attention healthy unknowns the entire staff wanted to get rid of him all except one that is I'm meeting the parents tomorrow morning I'll try explaining the verdict and I'll decide where to go from there but if all goes well Marius will be out of here by Saturday afternoon Rakesh and Sullivan finished their glasses with subtle smiles on their faces and for the first time in over two decades dr. Guignard regretted ever hiring them next morning dr. Kennard was finishing his first of three coffees when he heard the knock at the door it was too soft to be nurse Simons and too firm to be somebody's whose visit was not expected coming Maris his parents did just that they were early just like the doctor had asked them ah mr. and mrs. crap thank you so very much for coming this early after exchanging pleasantries the pair sat down in front of the doctor even though both of them tried to look fresh and excited about taking their son home exhaustion dug into their features as mercilessly as time did would you like some coffee mrs. crept flinched she was taken aback by nurse Simons presence behind it oh I'm sorry I didn't hear you coming no no coffee for me please I'd like a glass of water if possible of course madam anything for you sir water sounds good thank you after placing two glasses of water in front of mr. and mrs. creme the nurse left the office in a hurry ah I see you're not big fans of coffee the doctor remarked the two was slightly surprised by his observation you have paid me monthly visits for the past year and not once did you take Samantha up on her offer of coffee there was silence for a couple of seconds we are don't actually like coffee very much mr. CREB said our household is sort of coffee free we only buy some when we expect company completed mrs. Cramer well you're going to have to buy some pretty soon because Marius loves this stuff dr. Kennard raised his mug slightly in front of the two both in chairs as well as in demonstration of his statement as his head pulled back to enjoy the last mouthful of the liquid black gold the crêpes exchanged a quick glance now that the doctor placed his empty mug in the far end corner of his desk and reach for the drawer where he knew he'd fired Marius his latest test results you've let him drink coffee mrs. crepes eyebrow was twitching I thought we talked about how serious our son's insomnia czar honey oh don't you honey me Christopher mrs. krepp plays both her hands flat on the desk her elbows demanding more space doctor my son's sleeplessness or what caused this insanity in the first place we know you're a professional and we entrusted you with taking care of Marius but for that we agreed on one thing and one thing only no coffee missus crap this may come as a shock to you but a cup of coffee in the morning is a stimuli for a rich eventful day and the more energy you invest the more you are guaranteed to have no no coffee we didn't agree on you picking up new rules as you go along we said no coffee from the get honey this time it was dr. Kennard who lifted his hand to silence mr. CREB your son hasn't had a visitor for a whole entire year what are you talking about with I'm not talking about you and your husband mrs. crapper he refuses to see you therefore you don't count misses crap looked insulted I'm talking about friends classmates other relatives nobody has come to see him and that boy has been the perfect patient no trying to run away no complaining about the food no sneaking girlfriends inside the facility when the guards aren't paying attention his room is always clean and nobody has had anything to complain about the way the bathrooms look after he is taking a shower now if you've been in this business for as long as I have you've really learned to appreciate a patient that Minds others on top of that everybody here loves him now I know what we agreed upon but you see marius never asked for special treatment he never demanded anything from me except coffee he loves it and here it's free for everybody anyways I'm sorry but I couldn't refuse your son's one and only pleasure throughout his stay mrs. crepes elbows withdrew to her sides and our palms contracted into fists she didn't say anything to get back at the doctor for violating their agreements when her stare didn't show that she approved his actions either now can we please discuss your son's latest test results the mother was too angry to talk medical stuff well rationally anyway she turned her head to the side giving cue to her husband to take over yes of course the doctor turned to the husband we've already discussed the possibility of Marius suffering from Congress syndrome a disease which doesn't allow him to link familiar faces to the emotions they're supposed to provoke yes we have reasons to believe the illness in question is not Capgras at all what are you trying to say you see cap Russ is a psychiatric delusion that derives from paranoid schizophrenia well except for the belief that you two have been replaced by unearthly imposters Marya shows no signs of mental instability whatsoever missus crap laughs dryly replaced by unhealthily imposters Kim ridiculous honey please Oh give me a break Christopher tell me doctor if our son would have told you he saw Santa Claus on a cold August night would you have laughed in his face or told us he needs psychological evaluation because no offense I don't see how the first option justifiable as it is would have brought you any income Cheryl that's enough you mean to say I've been keeping your son here for the money oh I don't mean to point fingers at anyone but it's not like you're funded by the state or something now is it doctor mr. crepes face was burning with shame for his wife he was trying to apologize for her behavior but the woman's words shook the doctor so achingly deep he couldn't even find the proper tone to defend himself I'm not keeping him here for the money mom the woman offed and crossed her arms over her chest dr. Kennard was struggling to come up with an appropriate way of telling her that he'd grown fond of the boy and that the reason he still kept him in the clinic was that he was genuinely worried for both Marius as well as the rest of the family's sake there was a minute of silence as dr. Guignard mentally evaluated if telling marries his parents the recent test results would be of any use he decided spontaneously he wanted the two of them out of his office so he cut straight to the chase from a clinical perspective your son is as healthy as can be mr. CREP shifted in his seat I'll sign his release tomorrow why not today mrs. CREP was making eye contact again we're here the cars outside it makes no sense to me why we'd postpone this for tomorrow but I do he's been by far my most favorite patient in years I need to explain this to him properly it's a sudden decision either way I don't want to make things worse for him than they need to be what did the world are you talking about we're his parents we're the ones who brought him to you in the first place outbursts like this one it's why the doctor never considered marriage mr. CREB took his spouse's hand in his own but are you sure we'll be out of pick him up tomorrow if he needs another week or so to settle with the thought we'll be more than happy to wait mrs. krepp was on the verge of dismissing that possibility the one look from her husband reminded her who was wearing the pants in this family no I already told Marys he'll be going home this Saturday I think him going home tomorrow is for the best we don't want to give him too much time for he might just use it to plan something none of us would wish for a couple understood what the doctor was going to say is that all right they both nodded by the time mr. CREB got up to shake the doctors hand mrs. CREP was already out of the office please excuse my wife's behavior doctor she's still upset because of the coffee situation I understand I'm truly sorry if I violated her trust but the boy really loves his daily cup of joe yeah I know takes after his good old dad mr. CREB shrugged there's nothing I can do doc my wife's a nutritionist she knows his stuff better than me she usually says nothing when our daughters empty the cookie jar won't go but caffeine is a complete no-go Bonecrusher is what she calls it the doctor frowned even green tea for a second mr. CREP seemed to be at a loss for words yeah that's odd I never heard of a nutritionist and banning green tea before it's full of antioxidants well so is fruit the doctor tried not to show that mr. crepes remark bothered him somewhat indeed he said smiling at him with almost no laugh lines to show them mr. crepes smile back and assured him they'd come back the following day around 10:00 a.m. to take his son home the doctor nodded in agreement and watched him leave his office Bernard turned to the window behind his desk and watched his nurse Simon's translucent form open the door timidly two big cups of coffee darling I'll have mine with almond milk and a tablespoon of honey the nurse nodded should I get him arias to come see you there's no need for you to do that Marius is here Marius his hand crept from behind the doctor's chair in the far end corner of the office the boy revealed himself scaring the nurse half to death even though the doctor warned her about his presence mere seconds prior I'll have mine black Sam Thanks the lady nodded and left to bring the coffee she sometimes wondered where the doctrine our therapy methods were genius or were they just straight-up insane hours passed and Marius had yet to win a match against the doctor he was definitely trying you know I could tell that much could we please address the elephant in the room Marius was looking for ways to get ganar as a bishop without having to sacrifice his queen in the process you're ruining my concentration I know but we're running out of time you mean I'm running out of time the boy made a move your turn but first can I have another cup of coffee Bernard was addicted to the dark elixir himself he felt so sorry for the boy knowing he'd have to live either without it or drink it sneakily for the next year or so sure think it you can have as much coffee as you like can I have the next one with a shot of bourbon in it as long as you don't tell anyone I'd like to keep my job if that's all right I won't tell a soul I hurt you that much in our confiscated Marius his queen and the boy ladder along and whiny negation the doctor laughed at the pitiful face he made you won again no I didn't not yet at least Marius moved his King to a very vulnerable position that was stupid of you I disagree we both know I'm stuck I'm just saving us 10 minutes Guignard looked at him it was easy to see that Marius was clinging to every minute that separated him from the following morning can I go ask Sam for another coffee the doctor smiled sympathetically hmm you sure love coffee er no I don't the doctor wouldn't have been more surprised he even if a bullet had been shot through the window right then in there you're choking right Marius shook his head as long as I have caffeine in my system those things won't be able to touch me he'd heard the boys theory before and just like the first time he was fishing for information with the fascination of a child and why is that caffeine has an effect on those things like sodium has on demons it sets up a barrier they cannot cross and how do you know that if I may ask I told you on the night they got to my family I was writing an essay that was due the following day I had two Red Bulls that evening and they sensed it they made me watch as they were copying my parents in hope that I'd piss myself the boy was telling the story with such ease now the doctor could hardly believe it took him almost two months of therapy to get it out of him in the first place doc do you ever get scared what do you mean I mean so scared you pissed yourself if he were any other patient Guignard would either have snapped at them or simply lied but this was no ordinary patient this was Marius his chess partner and the most intriguing case he had ever dealt with yes I did Marius looked at him expectantly oh you don't want to know yes I do at that very moment something inside the doctors head clicked he had opened Pandora's box and he knew it I was 13 I woke up unusually late that morning and on my way to school I saw three of my classmates torturing a stray dog in the park next to the school premises it was too early for the streets to be crowded and way too late for me to get to class on time I'd never be in the heroic type but I've always been an animal lover I dropped my bag and went straight to them yelling at them to leave the pop alone and that they were being cruel in ARDS chest felt tight they laughed at me the fat one came at me punched me and threw me to the ground I tried defending myself but I was a small and bony kid puberty was a year and a half ahead of me the fact he had forced me to my knees with my hands behind my back he was pulling my hair so that all I could see were the other two Marius his fingernails were digging in his knees he had a feeling where the story was going but he couldn't find the words to ask the doctor to stop the kid in the orange sweater was holding the dog by a leg I don't remember his name nor his face but I remember Jason the third kid Jason liked playing with firecrackers Marius covered his nose and mouth with his hands his eyes pleading for the doctor to stop but Guignard warned him and there was no turning back Jason said if you tell anyone you're next and then he lit up a firecracker Oh No please stop and placed it and the dogs snout Marius hid his face behind the palms of his hands I pissed myself after he'd exploded several minutes passed until the boy broke the silence that was shitty for you to tell me you wanted to know he removed his hands from his face revealing gleaming cheeks why are you crying the boy stared the doctor down with pure hatred in his eyes did my story remind you of your own dog Marius avoided eye contact I think it's about time you tell me what really happened to it the pause that followed was heavy as heavy as water when felt from the bottom of the ocean lucky Marius clenched his fists like one would when trying to bend iron bars the dog's name was lucky an inexplicable shiver crept up and down the doctors spine it was something about the way Marius said the dog's name that made him want to call his parents and tell them that he is adopting the boy something about his eyes that made him see not Marius crap but himself Maximus Benjamin Guignard a 13 year old boy who peed his pants because he was too weak to save a dog Marius looked at him with so much hatred that he finally understood he understood wasted typewriter ribbons and over 200 pages of writing a thesis on a patient that was undoubtedly completely healthy he finally understood why he'd kept Marius for a year in the clinic because he believed him he believed every single word that came out of that boy's mouth oh I'll tell you what happened to lucky all right but first you tell me what those demons told you they told me lucky never existed did they know that much was to be expected Marius had an explanation for every aspect of his trauma dr. Kennard stop being surprised by the fluency of his story months ago they killed him before they managed to make a believable copy those things can't copy what they can't see they tried copy and lucky after killing him but it was no use the head the head was all messed up the ears were often the left side of his face was droopy and somehow and its eyes were dead everybody could tell that it was no ordinary dog and they didn't want to risk it I understand oh I doubt it what happened to lucky afterwards was it matter you don't believe me anyways just tell me can't you just marius started crying can't you stop fucking with my head already I don't want to remember this shit this is the last night of ease I get before going back there his voice broke but the doctor was as rigid as sandpaper I'll ask again and this time you better quit being a sissy the boys wet eyes widened Guignard had never used that tone with him before what did they do with Lucky's body afterwards and that's when Marius understood he wasn't alone anymore they buried him in the backyard by the oak tree and towards East go get yourself a cup of coffee and then go to your room are we making a farewell inventory now or after I get my coffee oh there will be no farewell inventory dr. Kennard stood up you're not going anywhere [Music] he drank coffee after coffee and Red Bull after Red Bull his head was racing and his conscious was screaming at him in the voices of his mother his university teachers and all his respected friends and colleagues from the medical field don't do it don't do it don't do it but he knew he had to do it it was the only way to know for sure if Marius his family had been killed and replaced by doppelgangers there's no way he'd let them have the boy dr. Kennard stopped the car in front of the house at 52 Bourbon Street the crep residence his watch showed 302 a.m. in the house as well as the suburban neighborhood that surrounded it was dark and quiet dead to the world with a revival appointment for after the Sun comes back up Cunard got out of his car got a shovel and a hoe out of his trunk the neighborhood was a quiet one and as with all safe neighborhoods with fences were just shitty excuses for deal imitating private properties from common asphalt Guignard stepped over the fence like it wasn't even there he gave subtlety a try by ducking and approaching the backyard on all fours in the safety of shadows projected by pampas flower bushes it was dark but the streetlights that were peppered here and there illuminated enough for him to find the oak tree it was a beautiful tree thick and elegant rising above the level of the house guarding over its inhabitants but not forgetting to also keep a watchful eye over the rest of the neighborhood it was a perfect place for burying bodies in our wasted no time the shovel cut through the portion of Earth showing East with a fury of someone who was trying to dig out a lover that had been buried alive he was merely two feet deep in the ground when sweat started tickling his brow the doctor dug and dug and for a second he actually started having second thoughts about the whole thing was he the mad one he was a renowned doctor his office walls were full of rewards and recognitions and yet here he was digging out a patient's backyard because of a supernatural possibility he was about to insert the sharp head of the tool into the ground again but then he saw something rather odd in the soil a weird texture something that shouldn't belong within the earth but above it it was the same color as the dirt it was sunken into but Guignard knew it was something else he knelt down and patted with the tips of his fingers hair he was most definitely touching fur the doctor let out a small gasp and continued digging for the dog with his bare hands what a beautiful animal he must have been while he was still alive he thought he removed the earth of the dog's torso as best he could but his main objective was to uncover the pets head dr. Kennard grabbed the hoe and began removing the fertile clay from the animal skull it took him several minutes and even more pets to discover that where the head was supposed to be there was nothing just bits of flesh that dried out feeding the oak tree next to it as if someone or something ate its way out of the poor thing as if someone or something bit its head off as if someone or something the place to firecracker in his snout Marius his words echoed in the doctors head they killed him before they managed to make a believable copy they can't copy what they can't see Guignard saw red before his eyes his life thus far his career his patience his colleagues and prestige none of it mattered all that mattered was that he was angry and that someone had to pay dr. Kennard what are you the doctor didn't even miss a beat as soon as he heard mr. krabs voice behind him he grabbed the shovel resting next to him and turned with the speed of light smacking the man's face with it at least that's what he intended to do he wanted to immobilize the creature and ask it who sent it to the human world and what its business was he wanted to immobilize all of them see if they reacted to blessed crosses and holy water because if not dr. Kennard would have to buy sacks upon sacks of coffee not to mention energy drinks and tea bags however the sound the shovel made when it came into contact with the things head was not your usual thumb it was flashy sharp and fleshy like the sound of a butcher knife and penetrating a fat pigs belly furthermore a thing that land on the ground didn't move it spasmed once or twice but it stopped moving shortly after it was dark outside but by now the doctors eyes had adjusted to the scenery enough to know that what was using out of the things head was blood human blood Dennard approached the body with a gasp drop the shovel right next to it he had cut mr. crepes face across the eyes the left eye was still stuck in the shuttles blades white and full of veins with a long red interrupted connection to a vital part of a very human brain if these creatures could only copy what they could see how would they know what the back of a human eye looks like God know what if I done he had to women screaming and a little girl crying he heard mrs. crab yelling to her oldest daughter to get her sister and locked themselves in the bedroom the woman was screaming at the dispatcher to send somebody straight away because her son psychologist just gone psycho himself time stopped for the doctor he stared at mr. crêpes corpse and the shovel resting next to him thinking what he could possibly do to reverse the whole encounter he stared at the corpse with tears running down his face muttering words of apology he only moved from the spot when for police officers pulled their guns on him demanding of him to raise his hands up he couldn't see them neither could he hear them seeing their orders were falling upon a mind that had shut itself down two police officers tackled and cuffed him dragging his defenseless form towards the cow ganar felt nothing his head was back in the psychiatric clinic where he was replaying every discussion he'd ever had with crêpes son suddenly finding the biggest and most obvious gap in the boy's story he had asked Marius numerous times why his parents would want to hospitalized him if they were actually out to get him his answer was prompt and precise these things want to fit in he said they want to blend in with us humans learn our ways and habits they hospitalized me because I was being hysterical and the neighbors heard me they hospitalized me because it was the proper human thing to do how would they know what a proper human would do in that situation if the things could only copy what they could see Maximus Benjamin ganar had nothing to say in his defense not even his lawyer could be of any help the good man tried desperately to convince ganar to Bejeweled his side of the story with a pitiful read it's of the stray dog and firecracker event from his childhood Bernard didn't punch by the time the trial was over Guignard had his attorney tearing his hair out I'm as guilty as the worst of them he said I'm a sad excuse for a human being and a disgrace it's my profession no punishment would be severe enough your honor and the judge agreed with him trespassing violating private property and first-degree murder dr. Bernard was on his way to a place where the thought of freedom was just as fantastic is the plot to a sci-fi novel doc you got a visitor Kenard turned his face to look at office and know that he was confused he would only still receive visits from Samantha on the first weapons day of every month but today was Sunday and he'd seen the nurse just four days prior I keep asking you nicely not to call me that I'm not getting paid to be nice to you your shit needin shovel waving ass crack I said you got a visitor doc Cunard let out a tired exhale he turned his head back to Deshawn the only friend he had in his sector they were playing chess and it was his turn to move rain check the old man asked with an understanding smile on his face no it's unexpected so it's unimportant I don't like unannounced visits so I'll make it quick wait for me you can are to set up oh don't bother moving the pieces I know exactly where I left everything didn't even cross my mind max hey listen lunch is in 20 in case you don't show up by then you want me to wait or should I go on without you I'll be back in time for lunch as well as this match you never know man I just told you how I feel about unexpected visits deaths the only unexpected visit my friend Guignard smiled at the witty comment and followed Novak to the visitation he didn't even bother looking at his visitor while approaching he already knew who it was either Rakesh or Sullivan those pieces of garbage you're not killing mr. CREB was the best thing that had ever happened to their personal finances the two of them cashed in on his 200 page case study and after getting their hands on it the press was merciless they extracted quotes out of a paper that was supposed to be for sheer scientific purposes and gave them outrageous contexts according to the media dr. canard had planned to kill mr. CREP all along because he was somehow infatuated with Marius and wanted him to become his own son canard took a seat and grabbed the receiver at first he didn't recognize him his shoulders were broader and he had facial hair his hair was different to style and posture weren't the same either hmm the boy had grown various Bernards voice broke his sight getting blurry he started shaking his head slowly overwhelmed by the unexpected encounter hey Doc how have you been canards lacrimal glands ruptured before his former patient making him feel pitiful and angry for not being better prepared come on man pull yourself together don't make me start the waterworks to the former doctor wiped his eyes and nose rapidly it cost him a lot of courage to look at the man Marius had become without breaking down he knew the boy hadn't come to shove or approaches down his throat Oh didn't seem like it anyway I'm sorry it's okay no dear boy it's not okay I'm truly sorry from the very bottom of my heart for everything Marya shook his head and raised a hand for him to stop hey I'm the one who's sorry you're in here because of me nonsense please doc just let me say what I came here to say Bernard was shaking he doubt he had enough self-control to hear the boy out he didn't want to hear Marius blaming himself for what he had done to his father he wasn't worthy of the boy's forgiveness let alone understanding oh I should have come to see you a long time ago but I was so ashamed the former doctor was sobbing with the yearning of an abandoned child if it weren't you it would have been me I was really out of it no son you were confused and it was my job to make you well again but I failed no you didn't look at me I'm better than ever I [Music] Marius smiled a little to himself I got into med school last year it wasn't easy but I'm in I'm all about human anatomy and the aging process now I've been wanting to tell you this for quite a while the former doctors bottom lip with it that's great Marius congratulations oh thank you I've also gotten a dog named him lucky canards face hailed instantly Marius laughed kidding gosh you're easy something in the air it shifted it was a strange tingling sensation Guignard felt the need for oxygen so he inhaled greedily welcoming the tingly air within his being his insides however didn't take it as well as usual remember the mutilated dog you found in my parents backyard that night this is some funny shit it hit me out Dennard could feel the air liquefying somehow he could feel it sliding down his Airways resting in his lungs and spreading to the stomach he wanted to breathe but each mouthful of air felt too thick to reach its purpose he also felt very warm all of a sudden he was sweating profusely and not just from his armpits but from his head face arms and crazily from the legs to Dennard felt like he was melting my parents had just wanted to surprise me with a pet for when I was to be discharged but well the damn thing moved in front of a moving car stupid mutt crazy coincidence huh he laughed again there was something odd about the boy something was not quite right with his face and it was making Guignard sick just by looking at it so it's true lucky never did exist No [Music] why did you lie to me think about it here the mine doctor you tell me why do people lie you cannot could barely articulate but because they have something to hide oh really that's why darn it I was hoping you'd say because they're bored oh we don't have to agree on everything mariusz look left then right he got closer to the glass and Guignard had an inexplicable gag reflex hey how do you like it in there a dark under normal circumstances ganar would have told him oh it's not so bad but something about the boy made him want away his answer very carefully he couldn't decide on one so he left Marius his question unanswered he want to get out because between you and me I'm gonna get you out of there the former doctors eyes got wide so he looked around at the guards wondering if it'd be a good idea to ask them to escort Marius out of the building I mean you yourself are doomed but you'll still be able to walk around sounds good what in the world like you up to now let's just say I'll work something else Marius thank you for coming to see me but I really think you should go don't worry I don't plan on making you even more uncomfortable than I already have Marius got up still holding the receiver and hunched down as if his proximity could make Guignard hearing better you want to know why I really came to see you though Bernard felt like he was boiling but no one else could see it not the guards nor the other inmates the one person who was enjoying the show of his suffering was his former favorite patient as I said I really like your dark besides I can't copy what I can't see well you know what if you have to go back and listen to that one again to get everything and I recommend you do it right through that so many times and each time I find something new in the story little hints here and there that leads you to the ending and what was to come you know I didn't pick up on all of them the first time so I'm sure you didn't either but all the little hints are there go on go back and give it another listen come on well that's it three years done here's to the next three years but you don't have to wait that long for a nice story cuz I'll be back again on Friday with something pretty special for you until then sweet dreams and Piper [Music] thank you so much for choosing to spend your time listening to me now if you enjoyed the doctor creeping experience then come find me on Facebook come chat with me on Twitter listen to the background music and download it if you like on soundcloud drop by the store pick up a t-shirt and importantly if you've got a story you'd like me to read send it to dr. creepers vault the subreddit I set up so that I could read your stories looking forward to seeing you all again real soon so 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Length: 69min 0sec (4140 seconds)

Published: Wed Nov 28 2018

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