âAll the way?â
   kavinsky speaks with doubt, but doubt from experience. might be this guyâs a dream. might be heâs someoneâs frankenstein. kavinsky wonders how human all that shit like magic really is. course, this guyâs just as likely a freak with a skin disorder, too. he waves a couple of fingers at his everything.Â
     âNice. Hop in.      Iâm gonna watch you patch this shit up.â
   his tone doesnât really leave room for argument. heâs already crossing around to his own door.
      âas far as i know? yeah.â    thereâs some chance his father was something else. god knows. the shedding had come as a surprise to his mother, though, so dylanâs only choice was that he was a human freak and not truly part serpent. the explanation behind his odd condition would have been welcome even if it meant being something other than wholly human. the not knowing why might be the worst part of it all.       âwhat??? itâs not...anything especially interesting. you can if you want, i guess.â    thereâs no hiding it from this guy now. now that the skin has been seen as just that and not some weird early halloween costume or prank of some sort. might as well let him watch the gap in dylanâs arm be carefully replaced with art.
   he ought to just throw the skin out or something, not bring it with him into the car. but to leave a ribbon of human flesh just on the street is practically begging for shrieks, dna tests, god knows what else. itâs better to just be careful about disposing of discarded cells. one canvas hand is gently brushed against his jeans as he opens the car door and slides in, careful not to get blood on anything.Â














