My Savage Alien Rescuer (Parallel Dimensions Book 1) by Josie Walker

Author:Josie Walker [Walker, Josie]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2019-03-13T18:30:00+00:00

CHAPTER ELEVEN

CHRISTINA

To say that I was feeling depressed would have been putting it mildly. I was also cold, hungry, and needed to go to the bathroom like nobody’s business! There was no use lying to myself because the falsehoods didn’t comfort me anymore.

It was time to face facts. Trog wasn’t coming for me. For all I knew cat man had murdered him and fed him to wild beasts in the forest before kidnapping me. That thought made me feel even more despondent. I hated the thought of a world without Trog in it. I hated it even more than I did being held against my will.

Trog had been too good for me, and I had been too stupid to recognize this while I’d still had him in my life. Instead of telling him how much I’d appreciated him, I’d fixated on getting back to my empty version of earth. All of the modern conveniences I’d once been privy to had done nothing to change the fact that I was lonely and at the whims of my biological clock. My dimension may not have been as dangerous, but that didn’t mean it was wonderful.

I couldn’t forgive myself for how I’d wasted our newfound ability to communicate on a nasty fight. If I had it all to do over again I knew exactly what I’d say. I’d tell Trog that I loved him, and that I wanted to be his mate. Then we’d spend the rest of our lives happily ever after.

It felt good to admit how I felt, even if only to myself. Too bad I hadn’t had my Eureka moment sooner. It had taken losing Trog for me to truly be honest with myself, which was a pretty steep learning curve.

But then I never claimed to be a genius. I just said I was the most educated person on this planet, which given the fact that I’d yet to see a single school wasn’t saying much. I didn’t have to be Einstein to understand that having Trog in my life made the food taste sweeter and the sun shine brighter.

I loved Trog more than my electric sewing machine. He was more important to me than WiFi or the ability to take a hot shower or poop without digging a hole first. I’d never felt this way about a man before, and the fact that he wasn’t strictly human no longer mattered to me.

Even if the dragon lady was to show up right now and offer me a one way ticket back to coffee-and-chocolateville, I wouldn’t take it. I could no longer imagine my future without him there by my side. And I shouldn’t have had to!

This was all cat man’s fault. He had killed my Utopia. The universe had shown me the love of my life and then promptly ripped it out of my grasp. Talk about epically unfair!

But did that mean I had to roll over and accept it? I’d escaped once, so why couldn’t I try again?

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