Incurable
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Last published Wed, Jul 8, 2015
Doctor Erick Taylor, the lead psychologist at a suicide resource center, has had his fair share of depression caused by women in his life taking their own lives. His sister when he was twelve, his mother when he was nineteen, and various friends and love interests throughout his life. He now provides free therapy to women to protect others from this fate... Or so he says. Now in his twenties, the doctor's patients can't seem to be helped, most of them committing suicide despite their therapy sessions with him. Some believe he isn't qualified to help them, others think their mind is too far gone. Hayley has a much different theory. Taylor is a murderer. A murderer that doesn't want blood on his hands, but rather the hands of their victims. As a man dealing with vulnerable minds, he could likely convince them of just about anything. So what will the verdict be? Compassionate therapist, or cold blooded killer?
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