Room

“What did you say?” Tanisha cried as Duncan closed the door in her face.

The little blue orb darted up to him. “Time to put away the toys?”

Duncan nodded. “I’m afraid so, Benjamin. Activate bedroom mode.”

At once the computer monitor disappeared into the ceiling, the desk flipped on its side and sank into the floor like a slice of bread into a toaster, and Duncan’s leather chair rolled away behind the wall. When the room was empty, the walls themselves slid downward, revealing a curtained window, a dresser, a mirror, and a bookshelf stuffed with books about electronics and technology. A hole in the floor opened and a full-sized bed rose to the surface. The room’s transformation was complete when a stack of Popular Mechanics magazines slid out from under the mattress.

M Is for Mama's Boy Chapter 1