Chapter Twenty-Three: The Return of Dr. Bryson
Bryson lay in a tub of cold water beneath the broad and shapely crown of an oak tree. Hanging off a wooden...
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Chapter Twenty-Four: Discreet Protocols
“There’ve been a few changes, Bryson. Don’t be alarmed.” Bradlee rose up behind the...
Chapter Twenty-Five: Dismal Dull Affairs
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Chapter Twenty-Six: The Path Sick Sorrow Took
After about twenty minutes of actual sleep, Felix awoke. He lay in bed looking up at the lights as they...
Chapter Twenty-Seven: Midtown
Peter Nguyen lived with his boyfriend Moises Cruz and their friend and former lover Promethea Donne, in a...
Chapter Twenty-Eight: The Rules
Hours before the others awoke Felix could no longer stand pretending to sleep but was afraid to awaken them...
Chapter Twenty-Nine: Litigation
Felix stood outside of Max Mbeke’s office with a pit in his stomach. All the way there his fantasies...
Chapter Thirty: Cafe Bereshit
Veronica would not let him alone. He couldn’t stand another minute of it. There was no respite....
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