Aware that he had become a laughingstock, Heppeldigger finally decided to put the whole incident behind him and moved to New York to start a new life.
Driving a cab in New York wasn’t so bad, he found. He liked the captive audience and, after all, there were millions of people in New York who would need a taxi sooner or later. He liked telling the story, reminding himself he’d really seen it -- and that he’d learned from it.
For, as he bitterly warned each of them after explaining the whole Meridia Hancock incident: “It don’t matter how earth-shattering the story, yesterday’s news is still only good for lining kitty litter.”
Cassandra Kane
Cassandra Kane grew up in Australia and now resides in the UK. A voracious reader, she’s been devouring science fiction and romances simultaneously since she was a teenager. She was overjoyed to discover she could marry the two genres and finally get away with placing her characters in wild and erotic situations. Despite reveling in her God-like qualities on the page, in real life she cunningly manages to appear perfectly normal.
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