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Dear Condor,
Don’t think I don’t remember what you told me the last time you sent a
message to just me. I was going to address it right away, because that’s
huge news, but then the Valkyries came, and Velia wanted to send a joint
letter, and then you sent a joint letter back, and I’m also trying to
keep up with our Winfield Files Book and TV Show Club in case the
long-cycle interrupts us for years, and my mind has been so preoccupied with
so many other things. Okay. So. Your nurse. Madalena. You hypothesized that
she may have been tied to the twin study, but you didn’t seem all that
convinced about it. It sounded like you maybe just thought that it was a
possibility, which it always was. It’s crazy that you turned out to be
right. I’m glad to know a little more, but I’m worried about you. That must
have been a hard conversation to have. I watched the recording of the video
chat that you sent, and your voice started getting a little trembly when it
became apparent to you how involved she was with the whole secret program.
Maybe you were just a bit cold, or needed some water, and if you tell me
that something like that is the explanation, I’ll believe you. I just want
to make sure that you’re okay. I don’t want to put any dark ideas in your
head, but I can imagine that it felt like a violation, her taking care of
you with ulterior motives. I hope she was telling the truth that she never
made you sick, and was genuinely treating you for the regretful condition
you were born with. It shows that she wasn’t a total monster. A true
scientific observer wouldn’t allow themselves to interfere. To answer your
question, Elek Katona is Velia’s father. She and I became friends because he
was friends with my mother. He wasn’t even on my list of suspects, not
because I didn’t think he would ever be that kind of person, but because
he’s not a medical professional of any kind. He’s responsible for breeding
and raising the insects that we brought with us as a protein source. I guess
that’s just his cover? Sort of weird. I don’t know why an entomologist would
be recruited for a human experiment, but maybe he has a secret educational
background as well? I’ve not had the courage to confront him about it. I’ve
not even told Velia, which I think I should do first. If it ruins my
relationship with that family, I don’t want her to be blindsided. But
obviously I’m very nervous. I don’t know how it’s gonna go, and he may not
be the only one here. I’m already paranoid about who I’ve known all my life
who might have been studying me and my behavior. Knowing about one of them
has actually made it worse, because that sounds more like a conspiracy. You
were able to move away from your nurse and neighbor. Whoever it turned out
to be on my end, they were bound to still be here. But I’ll figure it out.
I’ll build the willpower to pursue, and maybe get us a few more answers.
Thanks for lookin’ out,
Corinthia
PS: I support you and Velia, and whatever choices you make when it comes to
your bond. I won’t stand in your way.
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