The King Of Anavrea (Book Two Of The Theodoric Saga) - Plot & Excerpts
Ireic found himself falling back into the hectic patterns of the days before the coup. Meetings, letter writing, and document signings filled the next day and promised to fill the coming months. Except for those few stolen moments in the healer’s tent, he didn’t see Lirth for more than a few moments at a time. With the separate rooms and the exhausted state he attained before falling into bed every night, he barely saw her. The Ipore had said she needed time to recover, but Ireic longed to simply be near her. He frequently bemoaned the social conventions of court life that dictated separate living quarters for couples. Finally, on the sixth day he reached his limit. The piles of documents grew faster than they could be processed. If he didn’t do something soon, he would have no time to do something later. “I am taking a break.” Ireic announced to Dorn. As Ireic rose from behind his cluttered desk, his assistant lifted his head. Then, before Dorn could form a response, Ireic walked out the door.
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