Salvation
“Bishop.
She blinked away the disorientation that swept over her, felt like she’d slept for days and days. She’d nearly forgotten where she was.
Keller’s. With Bishop.
“It’s midafternoon. Nearly three,” Bishop told her quietly, as if sensing her disorientation.
She nodded, pulled the blanket around her, suddenly cold. Bishop got up, went over to the kitchenette area and brought her over a mug of coffee. It smelled like real coffee, not instant, and it was the perfect caramel colo...r. She took a sip and nearly moaned.
“Yeah, they’ve got the good stuff here,” he told her.
Another few sips, another few minutes of being awake, coming to terms with where she was and she was better. “I didn’t mean to sleep for that long.”
“You needed it.”
And he’d stayed here, watching her, almost guarding her.MoreLess
She blinked away the disorientation that swept over her, felt like she’d slept for days and days. She’d nearly forgotten where she was.
Keller’s. With Bishop.
“It’s midafternoon. Nearly three,” Bishop told her quietly, as if sensing her disorientation.
She nodded, pulled the blanket around her, suddenly cold. Bishop got up, went over to the kitchenette area and brought her over a mug of coffee. It smelled like real coffee, not instant, and it was the perfect caramel colo...r. She took a sip and nearly moaned.
“Yeah, they’ve got the good stuff here,” he told her.
Another few sips, another few minutes of being awake, coming to terms with where she was and she was better. “I didn’t mean to sleep for that long.”
“You needed it.”
And he’d stayed here, watching her, almost guarding her.MoreLess
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