N.R. Walker by Blind Faith Series Box Set

Author:Blind Faith Series Box Set [Blind Faith Series Box Set]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 0101-01-01T00:00:00+00:00

It was early when I left a still-sleeping Isaac, and went out to the store. Mark hadn't surfaced either, so I tried to be quick. I called into the local market for an array of things, collected three coffees on my way, and headed home, to find Mark foraging for food and Isaac still in bed. I yelled out to Isaac, telling him to get out of bed. His response was a muffled moan.

"I brought breakfast and coffee," I called out.

Mark was quick to rifle through the paper bags, pulling out croissants and bagels, as Isaac walked into the kitchen, shirtless. At least he'd put on some sleep pants. "My head hurts," he mumbled.

I picked up his coffee, and lifting his hand, wrapped his fingers around the hot drink. "Thought you might be a little hung over. That's why I ordered you a double shot of coffee."

Isaac moaned as he put the take away cup to his lips and took a small sip. "I knew I kept you around for a reason."

I smiled and kissed the side of his head. "Thanks."

He put his coffee down on the kitchen counter, then with his hands flat on the bench, he let his head fall forward and took some deep breaths. "I feel awful."

Mark laughed through a mouthful of bagel. "Hangovers suck."

I rubbed Isaac's back. "It was all Mark's idea. Blame him."

Isaac mumbled, "I do blame him."

Mark chuckled and put the bag of pastries under Isaac's nose. "Eat food, drink coffee, hot shower. You'll be good as new."

I picked up the bag of breads. "Did you want croissants, bagels or a Danish pastry?"

Isaac screwed up his nose. "Coffee, then shower. Maybe food later." He took another sip of his coffee just as Mr Tiddles meowed from the kitchen floor. Isaac almost spilled his drink. "Jesus!"

Mark pressed his lips together so he didn't laugh out loud, and I picked the cat up. Lifting Isaac's hand, I gently ran his hand over Mr Tiddles' head. "He didn't mean to scare you."

Isaac grumbled and took back his hand. "Damn thing's too quiet."

"I'll get him a bell for his collar from work on Monday," I told him.

"Hmm," Isaac hummed, still not impressed. "I'm going to have a shower."

"Don't forget Hannah's coming for lunch today," I called out after him. I gave the cat a quick scratch behind the ear and gently put him on the floor.

He stopped at the hall door. "Do I have to be alive for that?"

Mark laughed. "I better get some more beer."

Isaac groaned. "You can shove your beer."

"Then I thought we could go into the city tonight," I added. "Take Mark in, show him around, do something fun. How does that sound?"

Isaac smiled and half shrugged. "As long as it doesn't involve beer, anything loud, or being upright for too long, I don't care."

"I can help you with the not being upright for too long," Mark joked. I pushed his arm and grinning, he stood up straight and stretched his arms above his head.

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