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Chapter 12: The Man in the White Coat
Author: Chris Ahafa
last update2025-08-04 23:27:58

The streets were quiet now. Too quiet. Jonah ran across broken roads and past burned cars. He held his axe tightly in one hand.

His other hand was clenched into a fist. His face was tight with anger. He had never run this fast before.

His boots hit the ground like thunder. Trash flew around him. The wind stung his eyes, but he didn’t stop.

He was following Kevin’s scent. The system helped him. “Target is moving east. Speed: 15 miles per hour. Distance: 0.4 miles.”

Jonah’s heart was burning in
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