There was something to be said for a perfectly taut comforter. It was comforting to know some things would never change. In a world where Greek gods and monsters existed, and children were taught with sharp blades, at least Evander always knew he could bounce a quarter, or drachma, off his bed. It was perfect. Military corners and everything. Nothing was out of place. His own little sanctuary of discipline.
He sat down on top of the comforter and grabbed a pair of ear phones and then his mp3 player. It didn't have many songs loaded onto it, but rather an audiobook of the Illiad. There had to be some way he'd get through the Illiad, and it wouldn't be by reading it.
He sat down on top of the comforter and grabbed a pair of ear phones and then his mp3 player. It didn't have many songs loaded onto it, but rather an audiobook of the Illiad. There had to be some way he'd get through the Illiad, and it wouldn't be by reading it.