When we left the last chapter there were still some unfinished threads. It’s time they got a proper ending. From the header image, it can be seen that Marcus is back in Finchwick to sort out an unfinished business. He learns that sometimes rumors travel fast. As usual, the chapter is also about love and friendship…and children, both the existing and the unborn. Some monsters are killed and others begin to take their form.

In this chapter, we’re going to see a lot of posing and quite a few interpretations of manliness. Several of the characters come across a defining experience that will forever change their mindset and thus perhaps also their lives. I move with slightly uncertain steps into an unknown environment. It shouldn’t worry me as I describe vampires and aliens without shaking hands, but we’ll see. Hopefully it all makes sense in the end.

This chapter starts with a lot of cat spam. Since it is the day when Fie and Futte have to move, I think they deserve a little special attention. A mysterious guy has moved into the apartment next to Marcus Private Clinic. He’s quite good looking and he has remarkable persuasive powers. It might cause some issues. We will later see some photographs that will have a significant impact on the future of some of the characters.

We left Rasmus in the previous chapter in a rather intense place, where Izumi was just about to reveal an important confidence. Allan got a suspicion that Rasmus might be the father of his child and Tusnelda was once again abducted by her Alien friends. There’s no need to drag this out any further, so let’s jump right into it.

There is a security in the familiar that often keeps a person grounded. Changes in life are often caused by a crisis or perhaps an intervention from something unexpected. It takes courage to move away from the familiar. It takes courage to let yourself be carried by a wave. In this chapter we meet some people who show just such courage besides some ingenious females trying to figure it out.

Conversation between friends can be edifying and create familiarity and joy, or give disappointment and leave the recipient in a state of wonder. In this chapter we meet all kinds of conversations. Tusnelda makes an interesting discovery at her work and makes an important agreement with Rasmus. Marcus and Jade are still messing around, trying to find a common understanding of what they want with each other. Anything can happen where people (and cats) meet, especially where something is at stake.

These very days, people are celebrating horror everywhere in the streets, and this has inspired the title of the chapter. I guess my readers will not find this chapter particularly frightening. However, I will say that several of the characters will have a shocking and for some also a painful experience during the day. Some may get a treat, but not all. We have a long chapter ahead of us, so let's get started.

This chapter is all about relationships. Relationships between people and whatever brings them together. People are basically alone, but the relationships with their surroundings determine whether they feel lonely or met and heard. Although chance often has an influence, much depends on their own active choices. As the header image might suggest, Rasmus falls back into an old unhealthy pattern. Don’t despair….. All may not be so hopeless when we reach the end of the chapter.

I am finally ready with another chapter of Tusnelda’s story. I must warn against large amounts of cat spam, as Trix has once again become the father. Perhaps I should also warn against a hint of nudity… But the kittens are dressed in fur and should not cause any kind of outrage. They are just adorable. In this chapter, Rasmus and Don return home to the demands of everyday life and Tusnelda and Martin try to adapt to their new reality, say, with a house full of cats.