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Man Thinks He Has Bed Bugs — But the Expert Freezes When He Realizes What They Actually Are
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Jul 12, 2025
Man Thinks He Has Bed Bugs — But the Expert Freezes When He Realizes What They Actually Are. But once the expert saw those "bed bugs", his face turned pale, and he said, "These are not ordinary bed bugs. We need to leave your room, now!!!" 🔔 Hit the bell next to Subscribe so you never miss a video! ❤️ Like, Comment and Subscribe if you are new to the channel! Join Our Family For More Exclusive Content and Perks : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOaD4JxNYk29LHbHTOx3SQA/join 🔗 More Amazing Stories from Our Channel: ✅ Man Walks 20 Miles To Work Until One Day Cop Follows Him And Sees Why https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHlFcQ0OF8g ✅In 1997, She Got Septuplets — See What They Look Like 21 Years Later! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dQpSkmEv_Y #did_you_know
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It began with restless nights and
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constant itching. Noah would wake up
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covered in red welts, convinced he had
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bed bugs. His father, Oscar, poured over
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countless articles online. Learning
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everything there was to know about these
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nocturnal pests. Desperate to find a
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solution, he sought an expert's
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professional help. But once the expert
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saw those bed bugs, his face turned pale
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and he said, "These are not ordinary bed
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bugs. We need to leave your room now."
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Oscar and his wife weren't too pleased
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with all this chaos in their house,
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especially with their little boy Noah
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around. None of the researchers spoke a
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word after hearing what these things in
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Oscar's bed really were. At first sight,
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it just seemed to be bed bugs. But after
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a thorough examination, they realized
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there was much more to it. But what was
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so dangerous? Why was the expert in such
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a panic? And why did they leave the
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house instantly? But before we start,
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any new stories. Like any other young
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kid, Noah was afraid of what may or may
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not be hiding under his bed. For that
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reason, he checked under his bed every
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morning. But he did not see anything
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under his bed, but he did see something
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on it. He had no idea what it was or
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that things would become much worse from
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here on. Noah was shocked and
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immediately ran downstairs. He yelled
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for his parents, but they didn't
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immediately respond. When he finally got
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their attention, he told them about his
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discovery. They didn't believe him at
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first, but when they saw the fear in his
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eyes, they went upstairs with him. And
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now it wasn't just Noah who was in
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shock. His parents, Oscar and Hilly,
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were also totally blown away by this.
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Oscar thought he was dealing with a
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familiar problem here, but they looked
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slightly different than bed bugs. He
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slowly stretched out his hand to touch
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it, but Noah yelled, "Dad, no, don't do
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that. You don't know if it's safe."
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Oscar and Hilly decided to call an
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expert, not only to reassure Noah, but
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also to have the insects removed as soon
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as possible. Noah was right about them
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not touching it, it was better to have
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experts deal with it. The expert arrived
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quickly. Less than 15 minutes after they
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had made the call, he was already
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knocking on their door. Oddly enough, he
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didn't want to go upstairs right away.
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He wanted the family to describe their
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find as detailed as possible. And Oscar
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did as he was told. When the expert
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heard the description of the find, he
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was shocked, but he didn't explain why.
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He just asked if he could go upstairs
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right now because there was little time.
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Suddenly, he seemed in a hurry. Noah
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could tell that something serious was
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going on, and he was very scared. He had
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every reason to be. The expert stepped
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courageously into the room and carefully
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looked at the bed with a flashlight.
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Without saying anything, he kept
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checking the bed for several minutes
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while the family waited in suspense.
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They craved answers, or at least more
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clarity. But suddenly, they heard a loud
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sound. The expert was screaming in
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horror. He had just been so quiet and
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concentrated, doing his job. And now he
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suddenly screamed as if he were facing
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his greatest fear. Oscar squeezed Noah
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close, telling him everything was going
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to be okay. But why did the expert
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scream like that? What had happened in
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the bed? The family waited for the
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expert to come out of the room and
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explain what was going on, but he didn't
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do that. He stayed there, leaving the
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rest in the dark. Oscar wondered what
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could be going on. He was slowly losing
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his patience because if it was really
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that bad, he needed to know immediately.
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The expert finally opened the bedroom
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door, but avoided eye contact with the
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family. "This is absurd," Oscar thought.
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He lost his temper and walked over to
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the man, demanding that he at least say
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what he saw and what made him scream.
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But the expert walked away, snapping at
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Oscar. I need backup. Leave me alone.
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But this only raised more questions on
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Oscar's side. Wasn't this his house? And
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didn't it concern him more than the
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expert himself? Hilly agreed with him.
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However, she was a bit calmer than Oscar
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and kindly asked the expert if he could
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tell them what was going on and if they
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could do anything to help. But his
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answer would only make them even more
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worried. The expert preferred Hilly's
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approach and he finally looked at her.
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He clearly made an effort to speak to
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her and Oscar, looking worriedly in
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Noah's direction. No matter how hard he
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tried to find the right words, he hardly
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managed to speak. He stuttered and
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tripped over his words. Hilly wondered,
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"These could not just be Queson's simple
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bed bugs, right?" Meanwhile, the expert
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finally called for backup. He tried to
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explain everything over the phone, but
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Oscar and Hilly noticed that he had to
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repeat himself several times. That could
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only mean that his backup didn't
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understand much of it either. Finally,
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the man hung up, waiting for the others
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to come their way. Oscar, Hilly, and
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Noah were asked to wait in the living
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room until the others arrived. They
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hesitantly obliged, but they wondered
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what the expert actually meant by
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backup. Did he ring his boss or a
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colleague? And what would happen when
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they arrived? Not much later, the backup
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arrivaled
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in disbelief as men in white suits
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entered their son's room, moving
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furniture and gathering around the bed.
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As the team uncovered Noah's bed, even
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they appeared stunned. Red bed bugs
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covered the sheets, far more than
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initially suspected. Some members left
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with samples, others sealed off the
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bedroom entirely. The family wasn't
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given any information, only left with a
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growing sense of unease. Then came the
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shocking decision. They called the
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police. Oscar was stunned. Was it truly
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that serious? Though he tried to reason
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with the expert, his efforts were
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dismissed. Soon the house was swarming
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with police officers and scientists.
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Oscar and Hilly pushed to the side,
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focused on staying calm for Noah's sake.
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But something was clearly very wrong. A
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lead officer arrived and offered a few
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vague reassurances before joining the
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others. Then a quiet discovery shifted
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the mood entirely. The experts whispered
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among themselves and Oscar noticed one
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officer's stunned expression. The
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officer's wideeyed shock sent Oscar over
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the edge. He pushed into the group and
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demanded to know what was going on. As
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he raised his voice, the officers
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stepped back, shocked. Then one said,
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"Sir, stay there. You need to lay on the
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ground and don't move." Oscar was
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stunned. What was happening? With no
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explanation, Oscar raised his hands and
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got on his knees. Hilly and Noah looked
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on in terror. Was he being arrested? For
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what? The police claimed the family
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could be infected with something. Oscar
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couldn't believe it. Then he saw Noah
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crying just outside the house. As he
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moved toward his son, officers pulled
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their guns on him. He panicked and ran
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forward. Oscar was immediately forced
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down. Thankfully, Noah was gently
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comforted by another officer. The family
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was then separated, each placed in
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different police cars. Confused and
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scared, Oscar was left with more
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questions than answers. Soon, another
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group in white suits entered the house.
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Hours passed before anyone addressed
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Oscar. When someone finally approached,
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they said, "We need to take you and your
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family with us, sir." What the heck was
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he being arrested? Oscar could hear his
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son crying in the other car. Looking at
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his house now surrounded by cops and
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people in hazmat suits, he felt like he
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was stuck in a nightmare. As the vehicle
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pulled away, Oscar noticed the driver
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wasn't a police officer, but someone in
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a white suit. He tried asking questions,
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but the driver said nothing. Oscar's
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anxiety grew. Where were they taking
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him? And why? After a 2-hour ride, they
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arrived at an airport. Oscar barely had
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time to process it before being escorted
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into a helicopter. As the helicopter
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flew over unfamiliar terrain, a man
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finally told Oscar, "We're almost there.
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Just 5 minutes." When the helicopter
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landed, the area looked like a military
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base, but something about it felt off.
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Before he could ask more, a team in
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white suits grabbed him and led him into
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a building. Oscar was locked in a
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sterile cell. 2 hours passed before
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someone entered the room. The man,
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dressed in full protective gear,
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introduced himself as Alex. He claimed
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to be part of a special task force.
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Though polite, Alex gave little away,
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saying only that the situation required
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extreme caution. Oscar demanded to know
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where his family was. Alex looked
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concerned, hesitated, and finally said,
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"I have to tell you something." Oscar
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panicked. "What? What happened?" he
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shouted. He could barely control
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himself. Alex handed him a glass of
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water, urging him to calm down. Alex
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revealed that Noah had fallen ill after
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arriving at the facility, likely due to
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the infestation in his bed. Oscar was
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overwhelmed with questions. "What kind
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of infestation? How serious was it?"
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Alex didn't offer details. He only said
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the illness and its source were top
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secret. Another suited man arrived and
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conducted medical tests. After a long
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and stressful hour, the results showed
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Oscar was not infected. Alex informed
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him he could now visit his son but only
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in a hazmat suit. As Oscar walked down
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the long hallway, he bombarded Alex with
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questions about the illness. Was it
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caused by the bed bugs? Alex remained
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vague, hinting that some things were
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best left unsaid. Inside the room, Oscar
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saw Noah lying still, hooked up to
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machines. He looked exhausted. Alex
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explained it was a newly discovered
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illness with only three known cases
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globally. Alex suggested using Oscar's
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blood in a transfusion. It might help
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Noah's immune system respond. Oscar
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agreed instantly, but they had to
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confirm blood type compatibility. Tests
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revealed a match, and Oscar was
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relieved. Once a bag was filled with
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Oscar's blood, they connected it to
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Noah. Now, it was just a matter of
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waiting. Oscar asked again about the
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mysterious infestation, hoping for
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answers. Soon after, Hilly arrived in a
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white swather negative test meant she
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could join them. Oscar embraced her and
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together they sat by Noah's bed speaking
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to him softly, unsure if he could hear
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them. She had many of the same
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questions, but Alex's answers remained
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vague. No one could offer promises. When
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Alex and the team left the room, Oscar
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followed, determined to get the full
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story. Alex agreed to explain, but only
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if Oscar signed a non-disclosure
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contract. Oscar didn't hesitate. He
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needed to know the truth. With the
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contract signed, Alex revealed the
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facts. The infestation involved mutated
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bed bugs with a rare and potentially
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dangerous bite. Children were
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particularly vulnerable and the virus
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they carried might be highly contagious.
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That's why such extreme measures were
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taken. This was the first case in the
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country. They needed to identify the
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source and prevent a wider outbreak.
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Then Oscar remembered his friend from
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Brazil had recently stayed the night in
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Noah's room. That friend had just
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returned from the rainforest. It was
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possible he unknowingly carried the bugs
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in his belongings. Now that he
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understood the situation, Oscar asked
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anxiously about Noah. Is he doing
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better? He needed hope. The doctors had
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good news. Noah was improving. The
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transfusion had worked and he had just
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woken up. Oscar was overwhelmed with
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relief and rushed to see his son. They
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embraced. Noah looked far better
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already. Head need to stay overnight for
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observation, but if his condition held
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steady, he could go home the next day.
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Oscar and Hilly stayed close, keeping
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him safe and comforted. The following
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day, they asked about returning home,
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but Alex explained their house was still
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under lockdown and would require deep
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cleaning. Instead, a temporary home was
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arranged for the family until it was
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safe to