Chapter 4It was odd to watch Drakein, the smooth, sophisticated executive I had lusted after for so long, hanging the bed linens and other laundry, up to dry. He had some strange game creature that was similar to a large rabbit roasting on a spit over a fire. He had already gathered an assortment of fruits and vegetables indigenous to this world on a platter for when the meat was done.
I had been here a week now and my other life seemed so far away. It was probably long gone anyway. I had to have been fired and when I didn’t pay my rent next month, I probably wouldn’t have an apartment either. At least it was a furnished one so I wouldn’t lose any furniture that I owned.
Just a s**t ton of used paperbacks and my tablet loaded with e-books.
And clothes. I plucked at the silken loose fitt
