Chasing the Sun - Chapter 44: They Whose Blood Does Not Flow

Richard read the Red Wolf file again. It still seemed unbelievably vivid, the description of the failed Operation Red Wolf. Really, although somewhat straightforward, the details were written as if the writer had been there. He could imagine the scene...

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Chasing the Sun - Chapter 49: One Half Metre Under

Richard walked into the main meeting room, tail limp between his legs. He was nervous, maybe scared. Signore Giuseppe requested a meeting and he was very sure that this had to do with Operation Red Wolf 2 which failed so outstandingly. He was not...

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Chasing the Sun - Chapter 48: Streaks of Blood

Octo dreamt of pain. He could only lie on the bed. The clock showed half to 2 in the morning. The darkness was blinding, so he was thankful for the gentle light from the night lamps. The television on the wall was showing cartoons, yet in his head...

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Chasing the Sun - Chapter 47: Battle Symphony

"T-Tom?" As he stared at the grey wolf, Red Wolf, in front of him, Octo could only freeze in shock. Tom looked like he just fought an army; there were several slashes on his clothes and body, his muzzle looked bloody, and most disturbing of all, he...

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Chasing the Sun - Chapter 54: A Pile of Snow

Kevin was pleasantly surprised that Joseph turned out to be one of the project supervisors. This was the third project he got, and he must say, he was satisfied. The work was manual and demanding, and on some days, he slept on a pile of tarps behind...

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Chasing the Sun - Chapter 53: Let Us Meet Again

The city park rarely looked this beautiful. Today was the new year, and as expected, the park was almost empty. Fond of quietness, Octo smiled in contentment as he walked along a pathway in the park with hands in pockets. The central square looked...

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Chasing the Sun - Chapter 52: Cups of Hot Coffee

The Barrowisle city hall was unusually quiet. The quietness was soon disturbed by the footsteps of an angry black-and-white husky brisking in the corridors, files in his hand. The husky had a scowl on his face, not caring about his rather flushed...

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Chasing the Sun - Chapter 51: Under the Winter Sun

As usual, his thoughts cleared up in the morning. Kevin sat up on the bed and gripped his head. His body felt stiff, but thankfully his head didn't hurt that much. He still felt rather nauseated, though, and he leant back on the headrest. He stared at...

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Chasing the Sun - Chapter 31: The Memories We Make

Max put the barbells down, breathing heavily. He then put them back on the racks and leant back on the wall. This villa didn't have a lot of gym equipment, but they were enough for this session for him and Tom. Besides, this was just a light...

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Chasing the Sun - Chapter 30: Whom We Trust

Kevin turned the motorcycle engine on. He looked at his reflection in the rear-view mirror and readjusted his red t-shirt. He didn't look too bland, did he? "Tom, come on!" "A bit!" came the reply. For some reason, Octo wasn't happy with them leaving...

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Chasing the Sun - Chapter 29: Grey Shadows

Barrowislander summer festival. It had been a while since his last time here. It was still as festive as he remembered. Looking around, Rodrigo watched as people walked here and there, oblivious of things around them. Somehow, he felt kind of guilty...

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Chasing the Sun - Chapter 35: Heavier than Feather

Tom put the cup of tea back down, letting out a sigh. Ah, yes, another episode. He was used to this. This did not bother him much. However, this time, it was different. He had someone precious, someone whom he did not want to hurt. There was a soft...

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