Chapter 62 - Run free only to lose freedom

- Today is a good day. – Sterling says, smiling.

His father turns his face to his side and chuckles.

- What's good about this day compared to all the others?

- As long as we're alone, away from prying ears, I can call you dad. – Sterling says, without looking away from the landscape that passed outside the van window.

The father looks back at his son, moved. When he looks back to pay attention to driving he says:

- You know. This makes me very happy, but you have to think that this is all for our safety. To tell you the truth, if the war hadn't happened, you probably wouldn't remember me anymore. you would have your pups and perhaps grandpups and even great-grandpups... taking into account that mates can appear as soon as you turn 18. You had probably already decided to move on with your life, and you were following a path away from your descendants.

- In that case, it's a good thing there's a war, because I'm very grateful to have my dad on my side. I said it was a good day to be abl