Willing Captive
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She murmurs, “Must get lonely.”
Smiling, I say just as quietly, “I could say the same for you.”
She smiles back.
“Touché.”
We both lay back down on the bed with a sigh. I guess my life isn’t so bad.
At least I’m not dead.
*** Excusing myself to get something to eat for me and Boo, I run into the kitchen and my sock-covered feet, and slide to a stop only an inch away from Nox.
His blue eyes flash.
“Where you goin’ so quick, princess?”
Today is one of the rare days he doesn’t have on a shirt.
My e...yes strain as I beg them to remain fixed on his face and not his broad and solid chest, which is deliciously damp with perspiration.
Yum.
“Just getting something to eat.”
Nodding, he says genuinely, “Glad your appetite’s back.”
Nodding in return, I respond sincerely, “Me, too.”
And then nothing.
Awkward silence.
A loooong awkward silence.
Moving around him to the pantry, my brain reminds me that we have something to discuss with him. Just as he moves to leave the huge kitchen, which suddenly feels about as big as a mailbox, I call out, “Actually, I’ve been meaning to ask if you spoke to Mitch about me talking to my sister.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She murmurs, “Must get lonely.”
Smiling, I say just as quietly, “I could say the same for you.”
She smiles back.
“Touché.”
We both lay back down on the bed with a sigh. I guess my life isn’t so bad.
At least I’m not dead.
*** Excusing myself to get something to eat for me and Boo, I run into the kitchen and my sock-covered feet, and slide to a stop only an inch away from Nox.
His blue eyes flash.
“Where you goin’ so quick, princess?”
Today is one of the rare days he doesn’t have on a shirt.
My e...yes strain as I beg them to remain fixed on his face and not his broad and solid chest, which is deliciously damp with perspiration.
Yum.
“Just getting something to eat.”
Nodding, he says genuinely, “Glad your appetite’s back.”
Nodding in return, I respond sincerely, “Me, too.”
And then nothing.
Awkward silence.
A loooong awkward silence.
Moving around him to the pantry, my brain reminds me that we have something to discuss with him. Just as he moves to leave the huge kitchen, which suddenly feels about as big as a mailbox, I call out, “Actually, I’ve been meaning to ask if you spoke to Mitch about me talking to my sister.”
What to read after Willing Captive?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Belle Aurora to read onlineMoreLess
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