Hell Follows After (Monster Of The Apocalypse Saga) - Plot & Excerpts
No matter what she did, her husband found fault. The meal had too little salt, so he salted it himself and then blamed her because he over salted it. She did not keep the wagon organized, and when she put away the things he left scattered about, he blamed her for his inability to find what he wanted. And worst of all, she was cold in bed and accused of being frigid when she was too afraid to move, but when she faked passion he charged her with having other men. All of her infractions led to violence. Discreet, but painful and humiliating. She went from a life of dismal expectations to full blown panic and desperation. Wandering about camp in the evenings, Arc studied those about him. He tested people with subtle questions and cultivated comradery with small jokes. People began to appreciate him for his humor. Those who were unaware of his guile, and there were many, began to think him maligned. Arc’s abrupt interest in people whom he had avoided earlier was being turned to his advantage.
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