Second Chance 6

Intro You are already excited because your protégé is arriving today. You signed up for the Second Chance project a month ago, but you never thought that you would be assigned an exceptional case that is considered more critical than the 'special cases'. You don't know much about this 'exceptional case' yet, but the rules and tasks are clear and strict. 1. The protégé is not allowed to leave the 'carer' 'mentor's' house without him. 2. Under no circumstances should you let your protégé run around alone (not even in the garden). There is a supposed risk of escape. 3. Your protégé will be fitted with a special bracelet that he must wear outside under all circumstances. This bracelet is waterproof and contains a chip, so make sure he doesn't destroy it. 4. The protégé neither knows your culture nor is he sure he can understand your language very well, so you should be patient and explain things to him. 5. The protégé is allowed to write letters to his closest relatives, but phone calls are strictly prohibited for the time being. And more. On the last page you will find a personal message. Warning: Your protégé, even if he may not seem like it, is prone to outbursts of anger. This is especially true when he feels threatened. He is literally a fighter, so take good care of yourself and him when you are out and about and avoid any form of conflict with civilians. As you are about to close the information folder, you hear a loud bang and then another and another. You jump in shock and carefully walk to your front door and open it carefully. You see the police car and also the officers who are apparently looking for someone. "Damn, where did he go?" one of the officers curses as you hear a cracking sound behind you. You walk carefully through the hallway and the living room and look through the patio door. At first you don't see anything, until suddenly something falls from above in front of the window and someone jumps down. There kneels your protégé, directly