Emily
My nose wakes up before the rest of me does.
Is that bacon?
My eyes open and sure as shit, there’s platters of food on a table by the window. Still steaming hot, filling the room with the glorious smell of breakfast. Sharp light filters in between the heavy drapes, slicing across the room in a blinding shard. Sitting up, I scan the room for whoever brought this food in.
The place is empty.
I’m not a heavy sleeper, so it’s a miracle anybody could deliver this much without waking me. But I haven’t eaten since the Atlanta airport, so I’m not asking too many questions.
Throwing the covers aside, I approach the table stunned by the sheer abundance. Perfectly fried eggs, fresh fruit, toast, the works. And best of all, a pot of coffee—all for me.