Chapter 127: A Glimpse Into the Other Side

Tobias:

There was always a curfew. Always an allotted amount of time before he’d send his mindless dogs to come after me.

Sure, I was his most powerful tool, but that didn’t mean that the bastard trusted me. He knew that I wanted out of this. He knew that I wanted no parts of it. I wanted to get back to my own normalcy. Or at least what the nearest line to normalcy that I could get to for a man in my predicament. I wanted to get back home. To my family.

I knew that would be impossible, however. For as long as I was under his control, there would be no family for me. There would be no life, and most certainly no semblance of normalcy.

I continuously dashed through the forest and up the mountains until I reached a ridge that segued into a triangular gap. I was finally back.

Looking at my watch, I breathed a sigh of relief. “Just in time.”

When I finally got into the lair of my tormentor, I slowed my pace. This happened frequently when I was forced to come back. A cloud of questions