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It’s never a nice feeling waking up lying&nbsp;
amongst shards of broken glass in the middle&nbsp;&nbsp;

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of the road. The dawn sky above the Biker&nbsp;
looks almost peaceful; it's as if nothing had&nbsp;&nbsp;

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gone wrong at all, as if everything is right&nbsp;
in the world. But slowly, the throbbing pain&nbsp;&nbsp;

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washes into his helmeted head, and the sound of&nbsp;
the traffic surrounding him rises in his ears.

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A sea of onlookers gathers around as the cars&nbsp;
blast their horns. Through the cracked visor&nbsp;&nbsp;

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of his helmet, the biker can see concerned&nbsp;
faces, people calling emergency services,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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and a few women crying. His paramedic bike&nbsp;
is toppled on its side about 40 feet from&nbsp;&nbsp;

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him. There are long black tire marks running up&nbsp;
to where it lies, smoking slightly on its side.

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With a groan, the Biker sits himself up and&nbsp;
shakes his head; bad idea. Looking around,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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though, it seems he's the only one injured.&nbsp;
His bike had gone into the front of a car&nbsp;&nbsp;

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at the junction. The occupants of the car&nbsp;
stand by nervously, offering him whatever&nbsp;&nbsp;

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little assistance they can. But there's no&nbsp;
time for that, the Biker suddenly realizes!

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He looks down at his watch frantically.&nbsp;
It's 12:03pm. There's not enough time. He&nbsp;&nbsp;

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rushes over to the bike as fast as he can and&nbsp;
lifts it back upright. A couple of onlookers&nbsp;&nbsp;

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try to grab his arms, trying to sit down&nbsp;
to rest, but he can’t. There’s no time!

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He has three minutes to get to Saint Mary's&nbsp;
Hospital in Central London. Right now,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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he's at the junction outside Baker&nbsp;
Street station. He can still make it&nbsp;&nbsp;

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on time if he gets on his bike and goes now.
The biker swings his leg onto the bike and&nbsp;&nbsp;

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kicks it into life. He takes a deep gulp and&nbsp;
looks over his shoulder at the box on the back&nbsp;&nbsp;

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of his bike. He can't risk opening it here;&nbsp;
the damage may already be done. But if the&nbsp;&nbsp;

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heart is still alive in that box, it is the&nbsp;
only chance that a 10-year-old boy has for a&nbsp;&nbsp;

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normal life. If he doesn't get to the hospital in&nbsp;
the next three minutes, his life could be over.&nbsp;

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The school children stand in a circle, looking&nbsp;
down at the dead bird with a morbid fascination.

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"Do you think it's alive?"

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"Nah, no way."

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The Boy in the middle of the group goes to pick&nbsp;
up a stick. With an air of false confidence,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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he walks up to the bird and gives it a prod.&nbsp;
It makes a squelching noise. The other kids&nbsp;&nbsp;

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all reel in shock, making retching noises and&nbsp;
laughing about it. It's only when their teacher&nbsp;&nbsp;

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comes out to call them inside that the group&nbsp;
disperses, leaving the animal carcass alone,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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sitting at the edge of the playground,&nbsp;
outside the view of boring adults.

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Each passing day, the kids wander over to the&nbsp;
bird's body. It's kind of the best biology&nbsp;&nbsp;

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lesson they've ever had as they watch the animal&nbsp;
slowly decompose. At first, its body just shrinks,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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goes flat almost. The feathers start&nbsp;
falling out, and it loses all of its color.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Then it starts to get puffy; different&nbsp;
parts of its flesh bulge out in weird&nbsp;&nbsp;

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places, as if they're being inflated like a&nbsp;
balloon animal at someone’s birthday party.

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But then the maggots come. There are only a&nbsp;
couple of tiny white crawling wrigglers in&nbsp;&nbsp;

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the bird's body at first, but a couple of&nbsp;
days after that, it's infested with them.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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The creepy crawlies wriggle all over the body.

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But as the Boy looks down at the dead&nbsp;
bird, he spots something very peculiar,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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something they haven't seen in a biology&nbsp;
class before. There's a red maggot,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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wriggling and crawling in amongst the rest of the&nbsp;
creepy crawlies. It squirms like the rest of them,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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but even over the course of the school day, it&nbsp;
quickly grows larger than any of the others.

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What do you think it is? the Boy stares at it.

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It looks like a worm.

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And a worm is exactly what it was.&nbsp;
The next day, when the kids return,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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they see that the red maggot is now much larger&nbsp;
than any of the others feasting on the bird.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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With a slightly translucent body, cherry-red&nbsp;
coloring, and small white speckles on its skin,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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it looks unlike anything they've ever seen before.&nbsp;
Actually, not unlike anything they've seen before,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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it looks exactly like something that all&nbsp;
the kids recognize very well. In fact,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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one of the kids has a bag of them&nbsp;
right now that he's chewing on.

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A candied worm.

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The kids stare in curiosity, first at the bag&nbsp;
of candy that their friend has in his hand,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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and then down at the worm slowly eating&nbsp;
its way through the decomposing bird. As&nbsp;&nbsp;

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far as their eyes can tell, the two&nbsp;
things are exactly the same. Except,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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of course, that the one eating&nbsp;
the bird seems to be alive.

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Kids being kids, the next thing that&nbsp;
happened was sort of inevitable.

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One dares the Boy to eat it.

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He almost retches in disgust. There&nbsp;
is no way he’s even touching it.

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And then… Another one of the children throws&nbsp;
down the poison chalice and dares him.

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The Boy stands there nervously. He knows that&nbsp;
he is not allowed to eat worms. That had been a&nbsp;&nbsp;

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lesson ingrained in him from a very young age.&nbsp;
But his mother isn't here right now, and this&nbsp;&nbsp;

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thing doesn't look like any kind of worm that&nbsp;
he's seen before. It almost looks a bit tasty.

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In exchange for eating the worm,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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another one of the children promises&nbsp;
he’ll give him five English pounds.

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The kids around the circle gasp. That's&nbsp;
a lot of money. None of them have even&nbsp;&nbsp;

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got two pounds on them, let alone&nbsp;
five. Think of all the sweets you&nbsp;&nbsp;

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could buy with that kinda money. But the&nbsp;
Boy is adamant. He puffs his chest out,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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he stands up tall, and he nods firmly.&nbsp;
Five pounds, or he wouldn't do it.

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After some intense schoolyard&nbsp;
debate, the deal is sealed.

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As the boy lies in bed that night, staring at&nbsp;
the ceiling and grumbling, he knows that he&nbsp;&nbsp;

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is not happy about what his friends have done to&nbsp;
him today. He is going to get them back for this.

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Only he's getting a bit of a tummy ache. "Getting"&nbsp;
is the wrong word. He's had a tummy ache for most&nbsp;&nbsp;

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of the evening. What he's experiencing now is&nbsp;
heartburn. It feels as if something is crawling&nbsp;&nbsp;

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in his chest. The Boy just ignores it. It's&nbsp;
probably just his worries about the worm inside&nbsp;&nbsp;

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of him. He chewed it up really well; there's&nbsp;
no way that it's still alive in him. Surely.

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His uneasy sleep is punctuated by&nbsp;
rotten dreams. Dreams in which he&nbsp;&nbsp;

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finds himself lying on the floor, and his&nbsp;
playground lying on the ground at school,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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unable to move as people gather around him to poke&nbsp;
him with a stick. He feels his skin covered with&nbsp;&nbsp;

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maggots - They even crawl across the surface of&nbsp;
his eyes. In his chest, there's a searing pain.

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The Boy wakes with a start as he feels his&nbsp;
heart pounding, thudding against his ribs.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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It’s agonizing. Adrenaline courses through him as&nbsp;
he sweats off his face. Crying out for his mom,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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the boy lies there in bed, feeling&nbsp;
the heart attacking his system.&nbsp;

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When you decide to become a surgeon, you&nbsp;
have to accept that you're not going to&nbsp;&nbsp;

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get very much sleep most nights. In fact,&nbsp;
it's more than that. You have to not only&nbsp;&nbsp;

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accept that you won't get much sleep&nbsp;
most nights, but you also have to be&nbsp;&nbsp;

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at your absolute best when you've had no&nbsp;
sleep, and it's the middle of the night.

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With over 40 years under his belt, the Surgeon&nbsp;
doesn't even need coffee anymore, even when the&nbsp;&nbsp;

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junior doctor offers it to him as he strides&nbsp;
toward the operating theater. Instead, he asks&nbsp;&nbsp;

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them to fill him in on the situation - who is his&nbsp;
patient, what's going on, what needs to be done?

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The doctor accompanying him reads the notes in&nbsp;
a calm but hurried voice. They haven't got much&nbsp;&nbsp;

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time on this one at all. At any moment, the&nbsp;
Boy's heart could give out. The Surgeon asks&nbsp;&nbsp;

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what's wrong with the organ, and the doctor looks&nbsp;
at his notes in apparent confusion. Apparently,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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over the course of the night, the Soy has&nbsp;
suffered a 72% reduction in the mass of his heart.

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The Surgeon stops just on the other side&nbsp;
of the door. He doesn't want to have this&nbsp;&nbsp;

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conversation in front of his whole team.&nbsp;
He whispers to the doctor in a terse voice.

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"What kind of infection does&nbsp;
this boy have that his heart&nbsp;&nbsp;

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has undergone that rapid of a deterioration?"

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"It's not an infection at all, sir.&nbsp;
It's... well, sir, it's a worm."

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The doctor holds out a sheet to him. The Surgeon&nbsp;
takes it from him. He looks down at the X-ray to&nbsp;&nbsp;

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see a scan of the boy's chest cavity. It&nbsp;
doesn't look so bad - there is a hole in&nbsp;&nbsp;

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the heart for sure, but the Surgeon&nbsp;
has encountered worse in his career.

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"This was taken when the boy was first admitted."

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The doctor hands the Surgeon a second X-ray.

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"And this was taken just one hour later."

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It is barely recognizable as a human heart. There&nbsp;
seems to be a mass growing in the cavity that was&nbsp;&nbsp;

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left by the heart. And there, infecting all&nbsp;
of the boy's organs, was the shape of a worm.&nbsp;

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The Biker weaves his way through&nbsp;
the traffic down Marylebone Road,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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eyes darting frantically in all directions.&nbsp;
He may have a concussion, and he may not be&nbsp;&nbsp;

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allowed to drive at all right now. In fact,&nbsp;
he knows he definitely isn't. But he is under&nbsp;&nbsp;

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strict instructions: this heart needs to get&nbsp;
to St Mary's Hospital before it's too late.

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The bike careens around the corner and&nbsp;
skids to a halt outside the emergency&nbsp;&nbsp;

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doors. An ambulance team in front of him&nbsp;
is trying to help an old lady out of the&nbsp;&nbsp;

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back of their vehicle, but the Biker&nbsp;
doesn't have time for them. He grabs&nbsp;&nbsp;

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the organ box from the back of the&nbsp;
bike and races into the building.

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It takes all of his remaining concentration to&nbsp;
navigate through the maze of hospital corridors&nbsp;&nbsp;

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on his way to the operating theater. On a better&nbsp;
day, he would be able to do this with no problem,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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but with his head injury, he can see the&nbsp;
lights starting to blur all around him.

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Ward 6, Ward 7, Ward 7A, Ward 7B. He runs&nbsp;
as fast as his heavy boots will allow him,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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feeling that energy draining from his&nbsp;
system. He can't look at his watch;&nbsp;&nbsp;

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he can't check the time. He&nbsp;
just has to find this Boy.

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Operating Theatre. There, right up ahead&nbsp;
of him, just a couple of hundred feet.

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There's a doctor waiting outside the&nbsp;
door who looks up at the sound of his&nbsp;&nbsp;

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footsteps. The Biker rips his helmet&nbsp;
off and holds out the box with the&nbsp;&nbsp;

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heart in it, panting heavily. It's&nbsp;
the moment of truth: is he too late?

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The doctor looks shell-shocked, not at the&nbsp;
biker's arrival but clearly at something else&nbsp;&nbsp;

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she's just seen. The man starts to explain but&nbsp;
runs out of words and instead beckons the Biker&nbsp;&nbsp;

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to follow him into the observation room. There,&nbsp;
the two of them stand looking through the glass&nbsp;&nbsp;

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at the little boy lying on the operating&nbsp;
table with the surgeon standing over him.

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There’s something in the air.&nbsp;
The Biker sniffs, confused.

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“Can anyone else smell sugar?”
Next time you open a packet of candied worms,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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take a second to look through the little&nbsp;
creepy crawlies in the bag. Perhaps poke&nbsp;&nbsp;

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a couple of them just to see if any of them&nbsp;
are moving. You can never be too careful.

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If you had told the parents of that young boy&nbsp;
on the night when their son woke up with heart&nbsp;&nbsp;

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palpitations telling stories of eating a worm&nbsp;
at school that the only health concerns he&nbsp;&nbsp;

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would have going forward were mild diabetes&nbsp;
and a slightly raised level of blood sugar,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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I'm sure they would have been thrilled to hear it.

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You see, SCP-839, commonly referred to within the&nbsp;
Foundation as "candied worms", is much scarier on&nbsp;&nbsp;

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the surface than it is underneath. Not only&nbsp;
does this SCP resemble your usual candy worm,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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but its body is actually composed of sugar&nbsp;
flavorings and colorings roughly equivalent&nbsp;&nbsp;

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to what you would find in most convenience&nbsp;
store candy aisles. Each instance even has&nbsp;&nbsp;

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a small raised bit of writing near the&nbsp;
tail specifying which flavor it is.

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While the origins of these worms are yet to&nbsp;
be determined, cases have sprung up across&nbsp;&nbsp;

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much of the Western world, with higher numbers&nbsp;
reported in areas with higher levels of diabetes.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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There seems to be a parallel between&nbsp;
high sugar diets and the presence of&nbsp;&nbsp;

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SCP-839. Whether they are of man-made or&nbsp;
other origins is yet to be determined.

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That is not to say the SCP-839 cannot&nbsp;
survive outside of human populations.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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This SCP in the wild primarily feeds&nbsp;
on decomposing organic matter and is&nbsp;&nbsp;

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capable of sustaining itself&nbsp;
on a purely vegetarian diet.

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However, when ingested into the human body,&nbsp;
SCP-839 will target specific organs and burrow&nbsp;&nbsp;

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its way towards them. The organ in question&nbsp;
depends on which color candied worm the SCP&nbsp;&nbsp;

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instance is. For example, the red cherry-flavored&nbsp;
candied worms will burrow towards the heart and&nbsp;&nbsp;

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consume that, while the blue raspberry ones&nbsp;
will instead feed on the human's kidney.

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One would expect the health consequences of this&nbsp;
feeding to be severe. However, as the SCP feeds,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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it will also change its own shape and chemical&nbsp;
composition until the worm itself becomes a&nbsp;&nbsp;

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substitute organ for the one that it is&nbsp;
consuming. However, this substitute organ&nbsp;&nbsp;

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is not a perfect replacement, as other health&nbsp;
consequences are derived from its presence.

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For example, the green apple-flavored SCP-839-3&nbsp;
targets the eye and replaces it with a jelly-green&nbsp;&nbsp;

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version of the human eye. While this eye is&nbsp;
mostly capable of sight, subjects have reported&nbsp;&nbsp;

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mild hallucinations and blurriness of vision, as&nbsp;
well as a greenish tint to how they see the world.

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Fortunately for the Foundation,&nbsp;
SCP-839 reproduces sexually,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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meaning that individual instances require a&nbsp;
partner in order to have offspring. This has&nbsp;&nbsp;

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made containment of this SCP much more&nbsp;
feasible, though they are a relatively&nbsp;&nbsp;

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low-priority entity in the broader scope of&nbsp;
the Foundation. There are no known cases as&nbsp;&nbsp;

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of yet of any SCP-839 infections leading&nbsp;
to death or serious chronic illness.

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Therefore, any instances that are captured by the&nbsp;
Foundation are sent to Storage Site 839-1, where&nbsp;&nbsp;

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they are kept in a glass housing and regularly&nbsp;
fed a diet of plant matter each day. Here, their&nbsp;&nbsp;

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reproductive activity can be closely monitored&nbsp;
and controlled based on what research is needed.

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Those infected with SCP-839 instances can&nbsp;
continue to live long and healthy lives,&nbsp;&nbsp;

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with only minor health complications&nbsp;
arising. Therefore, the Foundation is&nbsp;&nbsp;

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comfortable allowing a reasonable number&nbsp;
of cases to go unexamined in the world.

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So like I said, for next time you open up a bag&nbsp;
of candied worms, maybe just give them a quick&nbsp;&nbsp;

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poke. You could be saving yourself a trip to the&nbsp;
hospital and a lifetime dependence on insulin.

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