The Wolf That Lives In Me

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ength. It was impossible to see anything beyond the wall at least 3 meters high. Finally, they arrived at the residence's entrance and par

cigarette while Belfort finished reading a comic strip from the comic boo

ding the mansion and was going through. Right behind hi

e a look at the place. - Daniel introduced himself to Police Superintendent Efraín, who, until that

ured for the investigators to follow him. Ten meters later, the garden was a

- Belfort couldn't believ

off, it was like a bonus, and on these nights of rest, the security equipment, alarms and cameras, and the four guard dogs were the ones who too

of dogs?" - Daniel was s

deputy was wearing a disgusted expressi

careful no

red paint. In the center of the room, Elizabeth's guts were still on display, and a police expert was taking several pictures of the crime scene. Scattered everyw

trocity?" - Daniel was trying to fi

fort immediately linked the crime to the Red L

Red Light Bandit". - "It's not

e right," - B

to gather the necessary information an

If you want, when we finish her

he crime?" - Daniel took the most obvi

ny passed out all covered in blood, however.

" - Belfort was distres

hing incriminating him, and we have

d that be, Dr. Efrain?

ed the victim. It does not appear to be from knive

im and her husband?" - Belfort asked

tinental Bank of Brazil and she was his partner a

hat tour agency name was familiar to him. He gave up trying to fi

they, Dr.?" - Belfort was

, a more thorough survey needs to be done. However, what w

n't believe his ears, "

s, and his preferred one was the husband, who, apart from being at the scene of the crime

band." - Efraín stated wh

o to the hospital and chat

he backyard of the mansion and showed the investigators something bizarre that was all over the

would be. They were huge, deep tracks that were neit

when he was nineteen years old, an adventurer who crossed the country looking for adventures and knowledge, it was when unexpectedly a memory invaded his mind. He finally understood where he knew the name More Travel, everything became very clear in his mind, and that memory made him sick, his stomach upset, and bad memories came back to the surface, the same ones that hours ago, at dawn, he tried to forget. His heart raced. He no longer knew if it was a mere coincidence or the prelude of som