Red Skies (The Tales Of The Scavenger's Daughters) - Plot & Excerpts
Mari looked lost in thought as she stared out the window. As for him, he was feeling victorious. He’d finally broken through his writer’s block, and after five straight nights of nothing stronger than lots of coffee, his fingers zoomed across the keys of his laptop, putting together his first story in a long time. Just as the sun peeked over the horizon and streamed into his apartment, he’d finished it and sent it off. He’d probably know by the next morning if it had passed muster. His sudden new routine was also going well. He’d made good on his promise, helping Mari with An Ni every day to make sure she got the care she needed to recover. Mari was quiet most of the time. She was still grieving, he could tell, but around the girls, she put on a bright face and worked hard to make their days interesting. He’d watched the two girls flourish in such a short time of attention. No longer did they seem like two wise old ladies stuffed into children’s bodies—now they played often, Mei especially enjoying the dolls and other toys he’d brought them.
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