ETHAN
I woke up to the sound of chickens clucking from out in the compound and the sound of utensils against utensils as well as the sound of Roxanne barking.
I yawned, squinting at the sharp glow of the fluorescence light that we'd forgotten to put off the night before. I hid my head in Andrew's chest, deciding that I didn't want to get up anytime soon.
"Ethan?" Andrew called out in a sleepy drawl as his brows knitted in confusion. He let out a low sigh as if in content as his good hand found the back of my neck. I smiled as his hand rubbed against my neck. Ethel had called us when Andrew's book debuted on online stores yesterday. You should have seen the smile on Andrew's face when he heard it was competing favorably already.
"At this rate, we'll have a couple of customer reviews wit
