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Aran’s Abrogation
Aran. A young wolf, thrown into a world of grown-up people, while he was not fully grown up himself. He liked to think of himself as a strong, independent young adult, but never considered the possibility that he might have left a part of himself at home when he moved out of his parents’ house.
He was rudely woken up on that special Thursday by the sound of his ringing phone. Without bothering to open his eyes or sit up, he blindly grabbed his phone from his nightstand and answered the call.
“You’ve got Aran, who’s this?” he initiated, still only half awake.
“Bro, it’s me,” a familiar ruffian voice sounded, “I’m in trouble.”
“Mike? What happened?” the wolf replied agitated.
Now fully awake, he sat up straight, eager to find out what the bear had gotten himself into.
“You know that job I did last week with Chris?”
“Of course, you’ve been bragging for the entire day after about how you got away clean,” Aran scoffed.
“Well, apparently, we didn’t. Last night, the cops got Chris and they cut him a deal.”
‘Chris, obviously. Call me a racist, but his species portrayed his personality,’ Aran thought.
“Let me guess, decreased punishment if he gave up his accomplice?”
“Swing and hit, bro.”
“So he betrayed you? I know the guy’s a weasel, but now he’s a rat as well?”
“Can’t be helped, Aran.”
Aran’s Abrogation – Chapter Two When Aran woke up again, he felt mangled. His chest hurt all over and his head was pounding slightly. It took a while before he regained his senses, only to conclude that he was wearing a light blue nylon five-point harness, strapped to the chair he was sitting on. Looking … Read more
Aran’s Abrogation – Chapter one Aran. A young wolf, thrown into a world of grown-up people, while he was not fully grown up himself. He liked to think of himself as a strong, independent young adult, but never considered the possibility that he might have left a part of himself at home when he moved … Read more