Orca Oc Novels & Stories

The screen woke with a pale glow as he thumbed out a message, fingers moving with the efficiency of a man who had no room left for doubt. 'Keep your eyes on Orion. I want intel on his whereabouts and who he meets before he leaves the city.' He hit send and watched the notification disappear. Then he leaned back, palms flat on the desk, breathing through the thin, awful certainty that he had crossed a line he could never uncross, yet convinced himself there was no other way to keep his people alive. *** The sun was high in the sky when Orion's convoy pulled up in front of the hotel. The sky bled gold over the glass towers of the human capital, the air heavy with city noise and the faint stenc

She wore a Bluetooth earpiece, and someone was clearly talking to her on the other end. After a few seconds, she spoke. “You’re Jake?” I nodded. “Yes. The job says pet feeding. If there’s no pet here, I’ll need you to confirm the change on the app.” She suddenly smiled. “Mimi isn’t in the living room. Come in and help me check something first.” I stayed at the door. Company rules forbid errand runners from entering private areas unrelated to the job. “If this isn’t pet care, I have to contact the person who booked the job first to confirm.”

It took almost 2 months for me to recover from that shock and pain. I check the time, it is almost 9 and if I don't make it to Amber's place on time, she will get worried. It is only 30 minutes drive to Merced. So, I turn on the music and turn around the driveway.

Then he began slowly Watch the sunrise along the coast As we’re both getting old I can’t describe what I’m feeling And all I know is we’re going home So please don’t let me go, oh Don’t let me go, oh-oh-oh And if it’s right I don’t care how long it takes As long as I’m with you I’ve got a smile on my face Save your tears, it’ll be okay All I know is you’re here with me Oh, oh, oh, oh-oh-oh-oh-oh Watch the sunrise as we’re getting old, oh-oh I can’t describe, whoa-oh I wish I could live through every memory again