Pyx runs his intense gaze over me. “You won’t hurt me, Luna.”
Right. Back to the present. There’s an Akupara warrior on his knees before me—stripped of his armor and begging me to touch him—because it’s something that I’d asked him to do.
I’m such a freaking idiot.
He’s right where I want him, but now I don’t know what to do with him…
Just as the Slow & Steady serial is helping me tackle my writing goals, I’ve started another ‘Incentive Initiative.’
Right now, I’m keeping it reasonable: I’m trying to work on Culler daily. One scene. One paragraph. One sentence. Whatever. I’ll take it.
So, if you’d like to join me as I bumble my way through completing my first draft of Culler, I’m posting excerpts on Twitter.
Oh, two things…
Should be exciting… I hope.
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Once I’ve completed the Briarwood cabin, Luna and I can live here. And I am totally gonna building a place that has plenty of space for two people to live as roommates.
Just roommates.
But, to be totally-totally sure, I start calculating for adding even more square footage.
“Do me one favor, will ya?” Joia asks as she stands and wipes the dirt from her hands.
“Of course.”
“Keep it simple.”
“Totally keeping it simple.”
As Jo continues to wipe dirt from her hands, I can tell that she’s studying me. She’s got that look—the one where her mind’s processing with an intellect that makes me feel like an insect.
But I am keeping it simple.
I’m just building a decoy cabin as I work on a second cabin, when in all honesty, I don’t need either cabin.
She blinks and says softly, “Complicated ain’t your thing, Fanboy. You’re too real…”
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