Chapter 3

Freddy nodded, "we left chicago for a fresh start. and this beautiful little town is the reason why we're living such a better life now."

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Opus, Ch. 1: Meeting

On the weekends, it was probably one of the best bars that west-side chicago suburbs could offer in terms of night-life. trendy twenty-somethings with geled back hair, tight jeans, and hip-hugging dresses.

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Confessions of a Dog

Since he lived in detroit and i was in chicago, it was perfect. we'd use the con as an excuse to finally meet in person.

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Coming of the Dragon

I was also trying to figure out why it had suddenly decided to make an appearance in chicago. the dragon definitely had a predatory look to it and i did not think i wanted the answer to what it wanted to do in chicago after all.

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The Cop in 203

“it's not trashed just yet, but i felt like i needed a fresh start, leave chicago, get a fresh look at things!” the badger nodded. “so what made you choose st. louis?” _it's far away from chicago!

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Sarah\\\'s Story part 2

Besides i leave in two days for chicago." the brown male said softly, caressing his wife's cheek. "chicago? is that bastard james in court again?" the vixen's tone was almost joking, though sarah could tell that many of the words she used she meant.

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It Started on a Saturday

When my eyes adjusted to the intensity, i opened the large glass door which lain behind the curtains and stepped out onto my balcony, looking down on the moderately peaceful streets of chicago.

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Left to the Doghouse

"well, you know me," i said, "all's pretty steady now that my brother returned to chicago. i told him i no longer need to be nursed, and he complied, surprisingly so. i suppose he had work to do, too."

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School's Out!

"go to the park on chicago street tomorrow at 11 o'clock and we'll pick you up for a 'night out'." alex heard the click of a phone being slapped shut and looked at his screen. the call had been ended.

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Comfortable Sins

"and no, they do not wear burqas in chicago." blinking, the collie chipped in. "chicago? but y'all talk funny." "people here talk funny to me."

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