Trent did think about what Phillip had said.
Maybe too
often he decided when Molly, his assistant manager, finally asked him what was
wrong. He told her truthfully that he had a major decision to make, but assured
her it had nothing to do with the hotel. “It’s personal, and no I can’t talk
about it,” he said with a smile, relieved when she didn’t push it.
Rory however was another
matter. Trent knew he could sense something was
going on from the worried looks he gave him, although other than dropping a few
hints that Trent
could talk to him if he needed to he didn’t pressure him. Trent was also quite glad Rory was keeping
his promise never to invade his thoughts.
If I do decide to let someone turn me, there’s no
going back. I’ll spend the rest of my life moving from one place to another,
never really settling down unless I—we because Rory would be part of it—decided
to handle things the way Emily has and find our own small place in the world
where no one can see what’s happening. Or not happening I guess.
Phillip did say there was a network. That I could
always work at what makes me happiest. Still, I’d never be able to see things
through to their completion. How long could I stay in one place? Five years?
Ten—maybe? But still, it will be the same even if I don’t choose to be turned
because Rory will have to move on.
He laughed softly. “And none
to soon, I will look as if I was his ‘sugar daddy’. I’m not at all certain
that’s the effect I’m going for. And then…” He sighed deeply. And then I’ll die and he’ll be left alone.
Would I want that if our positions were reversed? Ours may not be the romance
for the ages, but we do love each other very much. After all this time, and with
what we’ve gone through, if we didn’t we wouldn’t still be together. So
perhaps…
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