Sun Stealer. Walking In Circles by A. Mani Read Free Book Online Page B

am sorry, do I know you?” he mumbled and wore his glasses. 
                  It was late at night and he was probably asleep when I knocked at his door.
                  “We met at the club the other day. Nineteen eighty- four, remember?” I smiled at him.
                  “How… how did you find me?” he asked with concern.
                  “Oh… a girl has her ways”, I acted as if I was flirting with him.
                  “Excuse me for asking but why are you here?” he wondered.
                  “I like you. I came to take you out”, I was upfront.
                  “Is this a joke?” he laughed.
                  “Not at all. Are you coming? It will be fun, I promise!” I persuade him.
                  “It’s very late”, he looked at his watch.
                  “Are you going to let a nice girl down?” I asked him with a smile.
                  I was his mother but we looked the same age and he was sure I was just a simple girl, who wished to have some fun with him so he gladly accepted my offer.
                  It was about time my son would learn about the truth and I could only think of one location that would be perfect for it.
     
     
                  “Are you out of your mind?” he screamed with laugher.
                  “Calm down, I do it often my self. Every time I feel lost”, I smiled at him.
                  “And you don’t get caught?” he wondered.
                  “Here, wear this cap”, I handed him mine since I was wearing a hoodie myself,               “See this camera, we have exactly thirty seconds to climb the wall without getting caught”, I explained to him.
                  “I can’t do that Almas!” he hesitated.
                  “Sure you can. You’re a wild one!” I smiled at him.
                  “What do you mean?” he wondered.
                  “Well, this is your last name isn’t it?” I managed to pull through.
                  I ran first when the time was right and by ten seconds, I was on the other side of the wall.
                  “Come on. You can do it!” I encouraged him.
                  He tried the first time and failed. Then waited for the camera to turn and jumped. This time he made it.
                  There we were, mother and son inside of a closed, dark zoo.
                  “I can’t believe we made it!” he said with joy.
                  “Come, there is someone I want you to meet”, I led the way.
                  “Where are you from, Almas?” he asked me.
                  “I am from the valley. I run an animal shelter for the lost ones”, I informed him.
                  “Valley? So what were you doing at the club?” he wondered.
                  “Oh… just visiting an old friend…” I answered.
                  “There. That is my favorite spot at this zoo”, I pointed at a closed area.
                  “You got to be kidding me…” he chuckled.
                  I gazed into his eyes for a long moment and then ran straight into the closed area without looking back.
                  “Almas! Stop! Are you crazy?” he screamed.
                  But I didn’t stop and before he knew it, I was surrounded by the most divine creatures in the world. One of the tigers jumped on me with joy and started licking my face. It has been a while since my last visit and they have missed their leader.
                  “Jump in Liam! Don’t be scared!” I shouted with joy.
                  “No way! They will tear me to pieces!” he yelled with