He had run. Gwen’s voice rang in Adam’s ears, her shrill cries haunting as he left her in the hotel room after slipping his wedding ring back on. It had been two years of flirtation at work, conversing at days’ end in conference rooms and offices about what they’d do to each other; what they […]
Read MoreThe light seared. It dipped and eddied like seawater in tidal pools, playing over him, flowing, stopping to immerse and then pulling away into the shadows of his features like stolen interest. He squinted into morning and the lines of his forehead creased at dusk, his wonder of the sun and its hold on him […]
Read MoreKayla believed in the trust she felt for him, and that was rare. She didn’t know how to believe, was concerned she never would again, and they’d only known each other for less than few hours. But he decided to stay with her, missing his connecting flight home to Denver and instead staying with her […]
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