Bryce's POV
When asked what the key to a perfect murder was, Bryce was certain that a lot of people would give varying answers. Some would say that it was having the perfect weapon, be it poison, a sharp object, a rope or whatever it is that they preferred. Others would swear that the key to a good murder was strong emotions. That in order to truly kill someone, you had to be passionate about the deed, that deriving satisfaction from the kill made it even better. Then of course there would be those who would be very opposed to that. Believing that the key to a good kill was being completely detached from the situation.
The way that he saw it, everyone was free to do whatever felt right to them. So long as the target was dead at the end of it, that was all that mattered.
For Bryce, what he had discovered to be true for himself was that the key to a perfect murder was patience.
