Demon Warriors 3: Rainerio
“He fought the queasy feeling as he ran to his closet to find something to wear. It wasn’t every day that he was asked out to dinner by a vampire.
Would Peter even eat? Dillon realized he didn’t care. He was finally going out somewhere—besides to the grocery store.
Something he had been dying to do since he had arrived in this topsy-turvy world. With his clothes laid out on his bed, Dillon ran to take a shower. He was to meet Peter outside in thirty minutes.
The vampire hadn’t told h...im where they were going. He said it was a surprise. Dillon felt giddy as he hurriedly scrubbed his body. It didn’t sit well with him that Rainerio wasn’t the one taking him out, but the warrior had made it quite clear that nothing was going to happen between them. So why should he wait around?
Peter was a nice guy, funny and warm. There was no reason he shouldn’t take the man up on his offer. If he waited around for Rainerio to ask him, he would need a cane and dentures.MoreLess
Would Peter even eat? Dillon realized he didn’t care. He was finally going out somewhere—besides to the grocery store.
Something he had been dying to do since he had arrived in this topsy-turvy world. With his clothes laid out on his bed, Dillon ran to take a shower. He was to meet Peter outside in thirty minutes.
The vampire hadn’t told h...im where they were going. He said it was a surprise. Dillon felt giddy as he hurriedly scrubbed his body. It didn’t sit well with him that Rainerio wasn’t the one taking him out, but the warrior had made it quite clear that nothing was going to happen between them. So why should he wait around?
Peter was a nice guy, funny and warm. There was no reason he shouldn’t take the man up on his offer. If he waited around for Rainerio to ask him, he would need a cane and dentures.MoreLess
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