I can see why Gideon would think my upbringing was sad but to me it was normal; it was the questions that were out of place in my life. “I started asking questions when I was about twelve. The usual stuff, I suppose, why did this man have to die? Why do these kids need to come here? Why do we need to leave and follow orders?” I wave my hand in the air as I ramble off a few of the simpler questions I have in my youth. “After punishments and arguments, I finally learned to keep my head down and do my job. You see, I enjoy the killing part and I really thought I was doing the right thing, at least until I saw Octavia’s computer.” I look down at my lap as I get to the part Gideon wants to hear; I can’t look at him as I say this next part. “I specialise in Alphas. I’m a near-perfect shot; I rarely have to get close to them, which means they don’t usually see it coming. I thought I was killing Alphas who were terrorising people, trafficking women, selling drugs, I dunno, shit stuff that th
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