Dr. Huang a name that decdidly didn't match it's owner. At first glance the man was an excruciatingly average 30-something of Hispanic decent. He was looking over a file, standing in front of file case, drawer open. Unknown to Jill's<i>new inhabitant</i>, she had been referred to Dr. Huang by a shelter the girl had been frequenting. He was known to be picky about selecting new patients. Which was understandable with the outreach program he offered to people who otherwise would be unable to get help.<br/><br/>"Glad you finally decided to come." He said in a soothing tone, his voice was light and easy to listen to. With a harsh bit of noise he shut the file drawer, file in hand he went toward a low coffee table and pair of comfortable looking chairs placed on oposite sides of said table."How are you feeling today, Jill?" He asked with a casual gesture to a chair as he made to take a seat.<br/><br/>The man's hazel gaze roamed the woman, noting her appearance and anything that seemed off. Like the fact she appeared to be sober and in reasonably good health. He glanced at the file again before setting it on the table, in front of himself. He sat back, relaxing a bit with a charming sort of half smile.<br/><br/>It was a faint glimmer at first but the more<i>Jill</i>looked at Dr. Huang the more something about him seemed amiss. And then, there it was. When he smiled his true face showed for a brief moment. A wide, cheshire grin of sharp teeth accompanied by a familiar look of deranged pleasure on a vulpine-esque countenance. He was a fox demon wearing a human disguise.<br/><br/>No doubt in her years of surviving<i>Jill</i>had heard of if not encountered demons. There were many types, and in her dark slice of the world Lust Demons and their cautionary tales of Shadies run rampant. Shadies are what would become of a Lust Demon were they to fall into a darker way of being, embracing pain and suffering. Known to plant ideas like murder, suicide, addiction, abuse, and general life wrecking thoughts into the minds of the susceptible. Shadies were not something one would ever wish to meet.<br/><br/>And here one sat under the guise of a Doctor that specializes in mental health...