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Synopsis
Revelation
can be a disheartening truth
Micco, a captivating man with a
desirable physique and statuesque features, radiates a mysterious allure.
Living on the reservation with his unapproachable father, he doesn’t believe in
the old ways and works as a cop in the local town. The only reason he lives on
the land is Nara, his childhood friend and the love of his life, who is married
to a cruel reservation man.
Waking up in the heart of a murderous scene, he
flees for his life, unfamiliar with his surroundings or how he arrived there.
To his horror, he’s assigned to the case. As he works
with the local detective, more murders transpire with unusual, terrifying
sightings of wolves.
His behavior starts to drastically change, forcing
others to take notice. Although trying to avoid the inevitable, Micco is forced
to accept the undesirable truth, unable to fight what has been awakened, and
all that he has forgotten is finally revealed.
Excerpt
After
taking notes, he walked into another room, a bedroom, to catch his breath and
inhale cleaner air. Not that it was much better. There were bloodstains on the
floor and across the bed. By now the odor clung to his nostrils but at least
there were no flies in here.
He
looked around for something, anything that gave a hint that he was here last
night. He checked in the closet and took in the bloody sheets. As he bent down
to check under the bed, he heard a peculiar sound. He stood up to get a better
idea of what it was. It was a scratching noise of some kind coming from inside
the room. It sounded familiar but he didn’t know from where or why it
was recognizable. Peering around, he couldn’t find the source in any direction.
Without
warning, a blinding, flashing memory of screaming, running and piercing noise
took hold of him. He grabbed his head, squeezing it, trying to stop the
distorted thoughts. His eyes were blinking uncontrollably. A sharp twinge ran
up his back. It was so excruciating that his muscles contracted,
contorting with a loss of control. He tried to remain silent, though to no
avail. It felt like someone was cutting him open from the back.
Just
as suddenly as it began, it stopped.
Micco
found himself on the floor, shirt drenched with perspiration, panting like his
heart was about to jump out from his chest.
Holy shit, what was that?
He stayed there on the cold hardwood floor for a minute, gathering his breath and
thoughts. He’d never experienced anything like that before. The full memories
were gone but he did recall the screaming.
A memory from last night? Please don’t make me
have to go through that pain every time I remember something.
Rolling
over to get up, he saw a shirt tucked in the corner. It looked familiar; it was
his own...
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