Series: The Blood Clock's Toll: A Boston Watchmaker's Deadly Survival War Against His Own Brother

Part 1 Beside it lay a letter from his estranged brother, Silas Finch, demanding Julian return $8,500,000 in untraceable bearer bonds hidden a decade ago, [more…]

👉 Previous Decision: You chose to prick your finger again and feed a drop of fresh blood directly into the intake valve to unlock the [more…]

👉 Previous Decision: You chose to use heavy steel pliers to forcibly crush the balance bridge and stop the ticking immediately. I snatched the heavy [more…]

👉 Previous Decision: You chose to prick your finger and feed fresh blood into the intake valve, revealing the watch’s secrets. The news alerts continued [more…]

👉 Previous Decision: You sought refuge with Harlan Cross, who identified the relic as an 1888 Interrogation Clock. The safety of Harlan’s basement was fleeting. [more…]

👉 Previous Decision: Silas intensified his smear campaign, framing you for murder, and your memories continued to vanish. The smell of stale fish and seawater [more…]

👉 Previous Decision: You chose Option A – To trust Detective Kincaid and share the location of Harlan’s hideout. I made the call. Kincaid’s promise [more…]

👉 Previous Decision: You chose Option B – To refuse Detective Kincaid’s offer and contact your daughter, Maya. Kincaid’s face hardened as I shook my [more…]

👉 Previous Decision: You met Maya, who revealed the watch’s cylinder records memories, not destroys them. Maya’s lead took us to a nondescript apartment building [more…]

👉 Previous Decision: Maya revealed Silas murdered your father to steal and weaponize the blood clock. An encrypted radio crackled in the van. It was [more…]