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Layla asked Nathaniel as he turned to him. “I have never heard of a human not turning after the bite. Maybe a few humans that have died from a bite, but never someone who walked away with no effect?” Nathaniel said, feeling confused and unsure for the first time in a very long time. Nathaniel had lived a very long life and there wasn’t much he had not seen before, and it was because of that, that he felt uneasy. He turned to the wolves. Layla fidgeted with the top of her fingers skin as she also turned to the wolves.

I shrugged, "theoretical scientist. I'm kind of into figuring out the universe and the interactions between matter and energy, you know, rationalizing it to make it easier to understand." His lips thinned as he tucked them between his perfect rows of teeth before signing, "Not everything needs to be understood. Some things don't make sense and that's okay." "But wouldn't it be nice if we could understand it? What if we could know and understand what happens in the deep reaches of outer space or down at the bottom of the deepest oceans," my excitement about the topic was bubbling over, reminding me why I had chosen this field. The workings of the universe were complex and fascinating, "sorry,

I can't even imagine how he was made for I am mesmerized by him. I touched my lips while thinking deeply. I can't even imagine myself working inside a laboratory and making such experiments for the rest of my life. I can't even have one now. I mean, if experimenting is my mother's passion, I'm totally opposed to her. I hate science and everything that revolves around it. It just made the world messy and I don't need any proof for that because anyone can see it in every part of this whole fucking world. I don't even need to find one for I'll see it immediately. I can even see it even if both my eyes are closed. What I'm saying is that this world is already broken whether we like it or not and

she asked, "First, it was being a lawyer, then a Doctor, and now this. What`s next, a philosopher?” “I`m trying to find myself. Be supportive.” “If you were to, for once, make your dreams visionary, you wouldn’t be a sinking sheep. I mean you are a genius, after all.” “I want to be a chemical scientist so I could invent a pill that would cure this HIV/AIDS completely, isn’t that visionary enough?” I said, “With you on my side as a Doctor and with me on your side as a chemical scientist, we would put our names in history for saving lives.”

“It’ѕ fоr mу ѕсhооl ѕсіеnсе project, and іt’ѕ actually going tо еxрlоdе!” His еxсіtеmеnt іѕ contagious. I rеmеmbеr dоіng ѕоmеthіng similar myself. I dоn’t wаnt to muѕсlе іn оn hіѕ рrоjесt, ѕо I оffеr tо help if hе nееdѕ mе tоо.

He looked determined. "That's good. College isn't in the cards for me." I admitted. There's no way Scientist will just let us go and study and make something of ourselves. We're just killing machines and that's all. "I have a specific set of skills. Those skills do not involve college." "Those skills are pretty goddamn scary." He smiled, looking down at his laptop. He was working on something. He had about a million different windows open. "What are you doing?" I leaned into him, letting my shoulder touch his own.

“Did you enjoy making a fool of me, Cheryl? Pretending you weren’t what you are?” The harshness was absolute. Her expression tensed. “I didn’t make a fool of you, Nikolas. As I’ve said to you in Paxos, I was a scholar all my life. I know a lot of things about art, literature, politics, music just enough to be able to talk to people. But research is my real passion. I’ve spent all my life in scientific academia. My parents were both biochemists. I absolutely adore biochemistry. But if you start talking about it to most people, their eyes glaze over. So, I learned not to say much about it… about the real me. And I also learned…”

God, his eyes were gorgeous. Not wanting to bore him, since most people didn’t understand what a pharmaceutical scientist did, I gave my typical response, “Medical and drug research. There are several key medical centers in Chicago. I have done research at several, especially through my graduate work, but I am mostly focused on drug therapies. I am actually starting a new position when we get back from vacation.” I paused and took a sip. “How about you?”

I have to do something too. I will do something. It’s crazy, but so long as it will help.

"It's Vincent... Vincent Matteo from college..? We did the same major." It finally clicked, I could vaguely remember him now. He was a colleague in college and we were never really close. He was at the top of the class then. "Ohh..! Vincent! Nice meeting you again..!" I flashed a signature smile at him, extending my hand for a handshake. "I didn't know you also became a doctor.. or is it a scientist?" He took my handshake and smiled faintly. "I'm still just a humble scientist for now. I hope to complete my doctorate very soon as well. That's why I thought I'd learn a lot from you by being your assistant. Your work has really inspired me."