The Doctor of Rhodes Island is a good man, but even good men can be broken. He tried to endure the loneliness and resentment, but his patience and goodwill ran dry.
Follow the Former Doctor of Rhodes Island as he creates his path.
Rhodes Island wi...
Misha threw down her pen and rubbed her wrists, leaning back in her chair and sighed in resignation. Who would have thought being the representative for the Enclave in Lungmen had so much paperwork?
"Something wrong, Misha?"
Misha looked at the ceiling, thinking, "I haven't heard from Commander Farsight in a while."
The only other person in the room, Swire, hummed, "Ch'en must be keeping him busy."
Misha made a face, "Busy, as in?"
Swire snorted and grinned at Misha, "Paperwork."
"Oh..."
"Not so innocent after all."
"Shut up!"
Swire laughed at the embarrassed girl and continued to hand the girl more paperwork, much to Misha's dismay.
*Knock, Knock*
Both ladies stopped what they were doing and looked towards the door.
"Come in!" They said simultaneously and glared at each other.
The office door swung open, and an Enclave soldier walked in, "Sorry to disturb you, Ma'am, but there's someone here to speak to you."
Misha frowned, "Swire said I have no meetings today."
The soldier nodded, "Our visitor said it's urgent and in our best interest to listen to her."
Misha's frown depended but exhaled with a quick nod to the man, "Alright, send her in," Misha looked annoyed at Swire, "Wei said you would make a good secretary for me, but you can't remember to tell me about a meeting?"
Swire folded her arms and stood behind Misha like a bodyguard, "Hmpf! I never wanted to be your secretary, and I'll have you know, there were no meetings planned for today."
A few moments later, the soldier returned and was followed by a pretty woman who quietly entered the room and stood before Misha and Swire.
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Misha looked the woman up and down, trying to figure out who she was, and Swire stared at the woman with a mix of shock and concern.
