Red-Hawk.

Blinking twice, Eshin got rid of his turbulent emotions. He then sat up and stared blankly at the TV. He knew why Sud went inside. Furthermore, he knew it was only right for him to do the talking. He was very reluctant to start this conversation. But what other choices do they have? It seemed that what he was about to say was the only solution available.

With a heavy heart, Eshin put his hand in his breast pocket and brought out a metal token with the insignia of an eagle on it. It had a safety pin that could be used to hook it to a shirt. The eagle was red and was perching on a black tree branch.

“Take this.” Eshin tossed it to Anurak who smartly caught it. He turned it around in his hand with a confused look on his face.

“What is this, hia?”

“That is the insignia of Red-Hawk, the gang I belong to.” Eshin began.

“You are in a gang?” Anurak was shocked. His eyes were nearly popping out of their sockets.

“Yes. I am in a gang.”

“Why? What for? Does Aunty know?”