From Eugene With Love, page 13
part #3.50 of The Intern Diaries Series
“That’s pretty smooth, Isis,” Eugene told her. Her eyes darted every which way before Eugene realized she couldn’t see him because of the way the couch faced.
“Eugene, why are you not at the lab?” she asked when he finally stood up. “And why are you all dressed up?”
“It’s the Fourth of July party, so the Mistress gave us the day off,” Eugene explained. It wasn’t a total lie, though. It had been Seventh that gave them the day off.
“I didn’t realize Pestilence was that patriotic? What about the clothes?” Isis asked, crossing her arms over her chest.
“We were LARPing,” Bartholomew jumped in to save Eugene.
“As what, Mission Impossible?” Isis asked, raising an eyebrow.
“More like Bond, you know, From Russia with Love,” Eugene said with a smile. The rest of the guys nodded in agreement, even Constantine.
“Well, I’m proud of all of you. But I recommend a shower now,” Isis told them. “You all smell like wet dogs” She scrunched up her nose. “No offense Constantine.”
“None taken,” Constantine told her. “They do reek to all bloody hell.” He wiped his whiskers.
“I’m off to bed. I had a very long couple of days,” Isis told the boys. “By the looks of you guys, you all did too. See you for dinner,” she told them and headed towards her room.
“She has a point. I recommend you all head for the shower and then bed,” Constantine told them. “I’ll hold down the fort.”
Eugene didn’t need to be told twice, and nobody else did either. Everyone moved at once, but they took their time.
“Hey Eugene,” Constantine said before Eugene walked out the door behind Bob. “Not bad for a rookie. Nice job.” Constantine wasn’t known for empty compliments, so this meant a lot to Eugene. “Nice to have you in the family.”
“Thank you, Constantine,” Eugene said with a huge smile on his face.
It was a really good day after all. Now he just needed a shower and some sleep, then life would be perfect.
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Acknowledgments
I would like to start by thanking YOU! Thank you for reading this book and taking this wild journey with me. You are the reason to wake up each day, to create stories that will delight you.
A huge thanks goes to my incredible support system, who continue to cheer me on each day. Thank you to my family and my better half for supporting me even when my dreams are all over the place. Thanks to my community, who continue to support me beyond all my dreams.
Many thanks goes to a very special angel that continues to blow my mind with her talent and passion, the talented Cassandra Fear. Thank you for being the most supportive editor and an amazing cover designer. Thank you to the fabulous and talented Ms. Courtney Shockey, formatter extraordinaire. Thank you for putting all the pieces together and giving me a product ready to publish.
Absolutely, it takes a village to get this done. I’m so grateful for all everyone I meet that makes this journey so exciting each day. Happy Reading.
About the Author
D. C. Gomez was born in the Dominican Republic and at the age of ten moved with her family to Salem, Massachusetts. After eight years in the magical “Witch City,” she moved to New York City to attend college. D. C. enrolled at New York University to study film and television. In her junior year of college, she had an epiphany. She was young, naive, and knew nothing about the world or people.
In an effort to expand her horizons and be able to create stories about humanity, she joined the US Army. She proudly served for four years. Those experiences shaped her life. Her quirky, and sometimes morbid, sense of humor was developed. She has a love for those who served and the families that support them. She currently lives in the quaint city of Wake Village, Texas, with her furry roommate, Chincha.
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