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Just One More Day
Finally, the meeting ended with promises that they’d come back for the start of the celebrations at noon.
“I’ll go finish up figuring out when we have time for any of this and attempt to prioritize it all.” Alrick closed the door behind the NARC investigators and looked at his mate.
“I wish we knew something of the timeline of how events will play out. I’ll keep you company while you work. I’m tired but I don’t want to have another trip into the Dream Realm again.”
Alrick frowned. “You might get more clarity.”
“What if cl
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