
Chapter 8.25 – Running
He has been running and hiding for at least a year. He sensed almost immediately after murdering his daughter, Sandi, that something was wrong. He had anticipated instant gratification for his accomplishment. But instead, he became aware that he had failed yet again. So he ran. And he continued to run, hiding with the rats and the other vermin; sustaining himself on the stuff they left behind. — But there is no hiding from something so wicked as Corwin. He has proved to be spectacularly incompetent, in spite of the advantages he had paid so dearly … Continue reading Chapter 8.25 – Running
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