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Welcome to our slash no sleep.

The story you're about to hear is one of the most disturbing that I've ever read.

What could be worse as a parent than your child going missing?

Well, that is exactly what happens to this man.

However, despite the fact that his child is found, safe and well, the results are much worse than he could ever have imagined.

My son keeps counting down. Now I know what happens at zero.

The bullying started when Noah was five.

He was always small for his age, speckled and freckled with a shock of copper hair.

He was an easy target. I kept telling him to hit back, to stand his ground.

That's what I'd done when I was little, but Noah wasn't me. He was gentle and kind. I have to keep reminding myself that. He liked to read and loved to watch

Star Trek with me. He was a good kid. It was just a shame that no one else could see it. His mom died when he was

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