Nate DuFort

Then another organization or government could recreate Project Whiteshirt.

If that were the case, why were we dying and not being recruited?

If it hadn't been for the email I received, I would have thought I was going insane.

A colleague from Project Whiteshirt, Dr. Isaac.

He was the project manager and was there long before I came on board.

He was a staunch believer in the project, more so than any of us were.

An untraceable way to strike at our nation's enemies.

He considered himself a true patriot, America first, no matter what.

He didn't see a problem with meddling in other countries, even if it was just for oil or whatever else.

As long as it ensured that America was the number one nation in the world, he was all for it.

He chugged that red, white, and blue Kool-Aid.

So, when we were told we had to leave the labs, Dr. Isaac was distraught.

He acted as if we were leaving his children behind.

I guess in a way we were.

His fury didn't last long.

The man disappeared into another project within a week.

A mind like that isn't one to be wasted.

So when I got an email from him that simply said, She is coming for us?

Four dead and I think I'm next?

313 isn't dead?