Did he really or did Jack just think he did? But then Jack doesn't realize it's the doctor, does he? Slipping a mickey into his peppermint speaks of premeditation. Does his does this to all his young clients, just the ones who have been assaulted, or only Jack? Once or all the time?

Will Jack ever recover if this guy keeps "treating" him? I feel horrible for the poor kid, but regardless of medical ethics I want this to make him better, like how rape victims seek "comfort" sometimes in the arms of strangers; I don't know if it helps, but it happens all the time.

you are an amazing writer.

I think that using the soothing attack over the fierce one makes the situation even more frightening. It kind of lulls one into thinking that maybe what the psychologist is doing isn't so bad, when in reality, it is.

Great story. I liked how the boy kept mentioning the doors. It makes me feel so sorry for him.

wow this is amazing definitly not what i excpected i thought it would be like just a fierce one lol i thought wrong
anywayz keep writing
hugz charlie

I liked it...poor Jack.

La.

"I was supposed to tell Mr Herlitz about the doors with the spirals. But I was the one spiralling instead . . ." I really liked that...

Um so yeah ^_^ Nice little fic.

Love xoxo