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I lean in close, mouth watering again at her delicious scent. “Little one, I am the monster they fled.”
“I’m a pet,” I explain. “Aliens—the big blue guys—stole me from my home planet a few years ago. The guy that owns me makes me sleep in a cage and treats me like I have no functioning brain cells.”
If he’s not on their side, he’s on mine. If they think he’s a monster, he can be my monster.
“And . . . are you hungry right now?” “Ravenous.”
They changed something inside me. And now I am . . . hungry.”
“I don’t want to kill you. You’re the first one that’s talked to me like I’m a normal person, not a mistake.”
If she’s there, I need no food but her. I don’t even need water. Dana’s all I need.
I could cry about the cramped conditions or work myself into a panic about the thought of hurtling through deep space in what amounts to a phone booth,
doctor who reference ???
