Mr. Bugsly
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Complete, First published Aug 25, 2024
Mr. Bugsley's face was a fright to see, with a pale ghost face that looked like it was peeling with scars slashed across and beetle black eyes and a smile that had been split upwards with a knife.
He was a large man who moved slowly and wore a black and white striped long-sleeve top with black board shorts underneath.
All the kids would run quickly if they saw him, even if their parents tried to tell them he was no monster.
Parents never saw monsters as kids did.
Who are the monsters in this world and are they right in front of us?
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He found the child alone and helpless with a corner of his face covered slightly in shadow. The man had never encountered a situation like this, but had always known in the situation what he should ask and do depending on the answers. "Where are your parents?" The child looked up at him with a blank expression on his pale face. The man could now see that the shadow had shrouded what appeared to be a large scar that crossed his left eye and disfigured his cheekbone. "I'm alone. There is nobody waiting for me," the boy almost chanted as if he had said the same thing many times before. The gentleman looked the boy full in the face. He couldn't have been more than eight. He recalled when he was young how important stable support was and was saddened for the boy, so he made the decision quickly and without much thought besides a quick thanks to his lord and savior. He nodded his head in the boy's direction and held out his hand. "I have nobody waiting for me either. How about we from now on wait for one another?" The boy curiously looked at the man as if he was half expecting him to change his mind; however, when the man extended his hand for as long as the boy waited there came a moment of realization that the man was not kidding. The boy did not smile, but he nodded his head in agreement and extended his hand to meet the gentleman. They returned to the gentleman's house, and the gentleman never could have expected that from that day on how his life would change.
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