A large meteorite has crashed down in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Curious about the crater the meteorite left behind, a college student goes to examine the crash. When he picks up a strange looking rock to bring home as a souvenir, little does he know that something dangerous resides within.
Genre: FICTION / GayPicking up that rock was the worst thing I ever did. Maybe if I hadn't, humanity could have been spared.
My family expected great things from me. Coming from a lineage of doctors and lawyers really puts the burden of success on someone's shoulders. I had decided to study science instead though, which I'm not sure was better or worse for my image in my family's eyes. Since my main focus was on the solar system, my father hoped that I would discover a new planet. My mother would have just been happy if I could eventually get on with NASA.
Because my parents were strict with my grades, I had been able to earn a full scholarship to Purdue. Even if I hadn't, I was sure they would have bought my way in, as they had done for my lesser academically inclined siblings. It felt good to pave my own way though, earning my parents respect and gratitude.
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French
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Already translated.
Translated by Théo Halfran
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Author review: Quick and precise. |
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Translated by Nelson Leonel De Benedetti
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Author review: Excellent translation, as always! |
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Already translated.
Translated by Luisa Maria Reyes Cortés
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