I kicked myself and wondered how much of a hypocrite I'd be if I told Sorina to come to my room at siesta time today. I didn't know if I was being noble or insecure, but I should've just let us enjoy each other...I guessed...or second-guessed because that's what I was doing.
I sighed.
I'd said at least a week. I should stick to it. I'd survive. It wasn't like I'd had a girlfriend over the summer, though I seemed to have one now, and in a society where the concept of a girlfriend was foreign.
I wasn't ready to get married. I wasn't even sure if Uncle John would keep us here once he arrived or send us home or to some other world of his, assuming that was even a correct assumption for all of his travel. Sorina and I would figure something out. I had a dozen condoms in the first aid kit, and those would last a little while, anyway.
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Science FictionCollege-age Kevin Covali and his family have lived on his uncle's estate for the last year instead of in the city. When he and his sister Allie are attacked on the road home from school, he finds out that there is more to his family than he ever sus...
