Sneak Peek: Good Intentions IV! (Patreon)

Like I've said, these are getting hard to pick out as time goes on. Might have to dial back on the mid-month sharing in the future, especially once I start the next book. Maybe I'll figure out a good replacement benefit?

Anyway, not to spoil much, but...

SCENE: A campus, a protest, and in the end, the back of a police wagon. Three handcuffed guys and an angel looking in on them.  

“Thanks, Rachel,” said Alex.

“You’re welcome. You know I’ve got your back. All you guys.”

“You ain’t even mad?” asked Drew.

“Pff. Over this? Fuck no. I’m neutral good, not lawful stupid. Seriously, nobody likes Nazis. Heaven holds grudges, too.”

Jason looked up at her in shock, then threw an accusatory look to Alex. “You said they weren’t into playing D&D!”

“I said Rachel can’t make time for a regular game,” Alex countered. “That’s true.”

“Uh-huh. What about Lorelei?”

“She’ll cheat, Jason. She’ll cheat and I won’t even be mad about it.”

Rachel smirked. “That ain’t the kinda ‘roleplay’ we like to get up to at home anyway.”

Drew laughed. Alex bit his lip. “Little too much info, Rachel,” he muttered loudly.

“Take your frustrations out on me in the bedroom, lover,” she taunted. “For now, hold up a second. I’ll be right back.” As easily as she’d appeared, Rachel walked right through the side of the wagon again.

“Roleplaying?” Drew chuckled.

“Y’know, just ‘cause Rachel never lies doesn’t mean she won’t fuck with you,” said Alex.

“It doesn’t mean she won’t fuck with you,” Drew corrected. “C’mon, spill. What’s the game? You don’t go for no boring doctor-and-patient or teacher-and-student stuff, do you?”

“I pretend to be your girlfriend and she pretends to be you,” Alex grumbled. “We like it awkward.”

“Sounds about right.”

“We could do like a one-off game or something without a set schedule,” Jason suggested.

“Oh my god,” Alex sighed.

“I’m gonna be moving away! Don’t pretend you aren’t a nerd just like me.”