Chapter 28

Trinity

When I entered the room, the man from the bar was seated in the room. My face heated as I eyed the breadth of his shoulders and thought about the dream.

He was definitely bigger than me. I could bet that he was about as large as the man in my dream. Maybe the dream had been so vague because I hadn’t slept with anyone so large before. I pulled away from that thought and kept my gaze from dropping to his lap.

He was wearing a different suit, and I was definitely sure that there was something different about his eyes now that we were in the light. They were strangely warm hazel with flecks of red gold or something. They were beautiful but strange and otherworldly.

“This… isn’t what I really meant by calling me if you were in the city,” I said. “How did you find me?”

He titled his head. “I wanted to see a psychiatrist. They said you were available, so here I am.”

“I’m not… a psychiatrist.”

He shrugged. “Every master started as a student, and the clerks in front did not seem to