MidReal Story

The Silent Assassin

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Scenario:I was 18 when I was first diagnosed with autism and my parents were secret government agents and they would take care of me whenever they were not on a mission

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I was 18 when I was first diagnosed with autism and my parents were secret government agents and they would take care of me whenever they were not on a mission

Alexandra Connor

She is a 22yearold college student diagnosed with autism at 18. She is resilient,curious,and independent. After receiving her autism diagnosis,she struggled to understand but also found it liberating. Her parents,who were secret government agents,played a significant role in her upbringing. They would often leave her in the care of nannies and housekeepers during missions but provided her with a stable and loving environment. After completing college,she set out to make a name for herself in the world of law enforcement.

Hector

He is an acquaintance from Alexandra's childhood who became a confidant in college. He is observant,friendly,and nonjudgmental. Hector initially struck Alexandra as someone who was easy to talk to,even when she struggled with social interactions. He remained a constant presence in Alexandra's life throughout her college years,providing her with an outlet to discuss any concerns or questions she had. His ability to listen attentively played a significant role in helping Alexandra build her selfconfidence in social settings.

Parents (not specified by name)

They are secret government agents and Alexandra's caregivers. They are protective,dedicated,and mysterious. Despite their secretive profession,they ensured Alexandra had a stable home life. They would often take her on the road with them for her upbringing,exposing her to diverse environments. Their love and support helped shape Alexandra's strong personality. They continued to support her even after she left for college. Their bond and guidance were instrumental in Alexandra's development and eventual career in law enforcement.

I remember the day I found out I had autism vividly.

I was 18, in my first year of college, and the psychiatrist my parents had scheduled an appointment with was an hour outside of the city.

The reason for that was because he was one of the top psychiatrists in the area and my parents only wanted the best for me.

If not the best, at least they wanted to give me the best chance they could.

When I wasn’t with them on one of their missions, they had left me in the care of nannies and housekeepers.

They never wanted me to feel like I was left behind or unloved.

So, they made sure that at least one of them was home with me as often as possible.

The other parent would be out on a mission, but they would switch off every couple of months.

They did this until I was 18 and went off to college.

It was a good system and it worked well for all of them.

My parents got to do their jobs, and I had someone I loved and knew with me constantly.

It also gave my parents peace of mind, knowing that I wasn’t alone in that huge empty house.