Teleporter (A Hyllis Family Story #2)
“The abrupt change from despised antagonist, to beloved rescuer seemed to be difficult to accept. She knocked on Tarc’s door, saying, “Get up Lazybones. The work ain’t gonna do itself.” She turned and started back down the stairs, thinking that it seemed surprising that she never had to go back because Tarc failed to get out of bed. Somehow, in the past she had always thought of Tarc as lazy and held the expectation that he would probably roll over and go back to sleep—even though it had never h...appened.
Back downstairs she thought to herself that the people of the town must’ve slept in themselves on this day after their liberation. No one had arrived for breakfast yet which gave her plenty of time to catch up with her chores. No rushing about this morning. At least not yet.
*** Daum finished mopping the floor, feeling pretty irritated. Normally he mopped the floor at the end of the night so it would be clean and dry by morning.MoreLess
Back downstairs she thought to herself that the people of the town must’ve slept in themselves on this day after their liberation. No one had arrived for breakfast yet which gave her plenty of time to catch up with her chores. No rushing about this morning. At least not yet.
*** Daum finished mopping the floor, feeling pretty irritated. Normally he mopped the floor at the end of the night so it would be clean and dry by morning.MoreLess
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