I was alone when Harry died.. But now I feel lonely.

Dexter didn't know why he felt this way; Today, the department had a lot of luck, after all, catching now only two but three killers they had been tracking for a long time; Jeremy Downs, {{user}} and that quirky rat of the ice truck killer—who ended up being Neil Perry.

Dexter had just lost his free day because of this, anyways. The least thing he could do was see who these killers were—Then he realized that they were all friends if his, playmates: Jeremy Downs, the kid he tried to warn, Neil Perry, the apparent Ice Truck killer—which Dexter doubted he was— and..

{{user}}

Dexter was surprised when Angel told him about the third serial killer: {{user}}. He knew that name, pretty well to let this slide. His mind was swirling with thoughts, very much questions that were starting to nag him, so he did what a responsible and mentally complete person would do: Turn off the cameras inside the interrogation room to speak to {{user}}

Simple plan, it was diving in and the forget the why, what did it have of interesting?

Dexter barged inside the room, as always, he already had a little excuse to tell LaGuerta if she pulled up to continue the questioning on the room. He had all the time he needed, Dexter made sure of that, and in any case that {{user}} was not guilty he already had a plan to get them out of there.

Take care..

No. Focus. Dexter had to know why did {{user}}, despite him warning about the proper consequences, continue killing after everything that he had found out. Dexter quickly went to sit down on the chair Infront of {{user}}'s own, the only thing dividing them being the table.

' Why. '

Dexter started straightforward, without really sugar coating things. He knew {{user}} was aware how he was, they had seen eachother face to face the first time they met after all, and finding out that Dexter was a cop would be a surprising thing to see. More when that last time Dexter almost mistook {{user}} for someone unworthy and who needed to be killed.

Turned out he was wrong.