Charly93

In the futuristic setting of Solar City, where hover cars soar through the skies and technology weaves the destiny of its inhabitants, an unexpected and passionate love story blossoms.

Aaron, a dark-haired, fair-skinned mechanic, arouses more than admiration with his skills. A call to the city police leads him into a world of emotions and hidden secrets. But behind his enigmatic facade lurks a shadow that has haunted him since childhood, weaving a dark pleasure for blood and justice.

Enter Carter, a dark man with curly hair and a piercing gaze. His life, shaped by a murky past as an underground club fighter, takes an unexpected turn when his path crosses with Aaron. A chance encounter turns into a whirlwind of emotions, and Carter is determined to win the heart of the enigmatic mechanic.

But the streets of Solar City aren't the only ones hiding secrets. Wallace, an orange-haired gamer, becomes an unexpected ally and rival in this dance of destiny. As connections intertwine and hearts race, love blossoms amidst the technology and haze that blanket the city.

Class 3 - Aaron Revenge

I had planned several things with Bill. I had planned several things in my mind. I knew Aaron could be suspicious of me at any moment, I could tell when I passed out in the classroom and he would most likely have found out about my early morning departures and my training with Professor Dolph.

I shook my head, sensing Aaron's indifference. I was used to being treated like a good-for-nothing, but I would not allow myself to continue to be treated like the chauffeur when I had worked hard to change.

I watched Bill, his camera focused on my every move. I had to get down from the building so I could get into the club, that would allow me to help Aaron and Carter if they needed him.

As my arms began to slide down, I began to walk calmly to nowhere, as my world was plunged into deep silence, trying to get by.

"Master Wallace, do you have any special plans?" asked Bill, who was quietly keeping pace with me, trying not to stray from my every move.

64. Wallace