Katra

By Kira Chase

Katra Willows decides to try an on-line dating site to find her perfect match. She connects with a woman named Lily who captures her attention, but she soon becomes discouraged when months later Lily still refuses to meet in person. Exasperated, she decides to end the on-line relationship unless Lily agrees to meet. When Lily finally shows up on her doorstep one night Katra is shocked to find out her real identity.

• Language: English
• Publisher: eXtasy Books Inc
• Release date: Oct 8, 2016
• ISBN: 9781487408954

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A woman discouraged with the dating scene joins an online dating site to find her ideal partner, and is shocked when she learns the real identity of the woman she’s been corresponding with for months.

Katra Willows decides to try an online dating site to find her perfect match. She connects with a woman named Lily who captures her attention, but she soon becomes discouraged when months later Lily still refuses to meet in person. Exasperated, she decides to end the online relationship unless Lily agrees to meet. When Lily finally shows up on her doorstep one night, Katra is shocked to find out her real identity.

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Katra

Copyright © 2016 Kira Chase

ISBN: 978-1-4874-0895-4

Cover art by Carmen Waters

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Katra

By

Kira Chase

Katra

Katra Willows walked briskly into the sandwich shop located on the first floor of the building she worked in. Pick up for Lambrant, she said.

Once her order was retrieved, she signed for it, then carefully carried the cardboard tray filled with six cups of hot beverages and several sandwiches to the elevator, balancing the tray as she pressed the up button. The elevator stopped and the doors slowly opened. She stepped in and pressed floor six. There were several others in the elevator. No one spoke. They never did. Everyone seemed to be lost in their own world as their eyes watched their cell phone screens while their fingers busily tapped the keypads. As the elevator stopped at each floor, she watched several get off and just as many enter. Finally, the elevator arrived at the sixth floor and Katra stepped out. She walked quickly to the conference room, rapped softly on the door, and after receiving permission to enter, walked inside and set the cardboard tray on one end of the table, then quickly made her exit and headed back down the hall.

Hey, Katra, how’s it going? a friendly voice greeted her.

Not too bad. Katra flashed a smile at Alison James, who was walking toward her with a stack of folders cradled in one arm.

She’d met Alison, an attractive, friendly brunette, her first day on the job at Lambrant Advertising Agency a year ago when she’d stopped at Alison’s office to drop off the mail. Alison was an assistant to an executive’s private secretary.

How about you? Katra asked, noting Alison’s professional business attire. She was wearing a pale green business suit, black pumps, and her hair was perfectly coiffed, just reaching her shoulders. In contrast, Katra’s job only required her to wear dress slacks and a blouse or appropriate shirt, just so it wasn’t jeans or a tee shirt. She wore her black hair short. Her appearance was feminine, but she was never comfortable with primping as so many of her friends were and only wore a minimal amount of makeup. She never strove for a higher position in the company, even though she was qualified to do much more. She was happy to do without the stress that Alison was often under. And it hadn’t hurt that her grandmother had left her a sizable trust fund to draw on when the need arose. But Katra wasn’t materialistic, never had been, and was happy with the simple comforts of life.

I think it’s going to be another late night for me. She rolled her eyes. But I shouldn’t complain. The overtime pay is good.

Well, the weekend is almost here, Katra said.

Alison nodded. "I’m looking forward