When I was 14, there was a quiet boy in my class…

Turns out he was recruited by the government at a young age due to

his exceptional intelligence. Everything was top secret; his parents

knew he wasn’t truly missing, but had to maintain the illusion of his disappearance. Now, years later he had,

left that life behind and was featured in a documentary. My heart

skipped when I found out about this, everyone in our town had ended

up thinking he was dead and now, just like that, he was on national TV.

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