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A Sensitive Time
by Lee Isserow   
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Category:  Mystery/Suspense
Publisher: ABAM.info

ISBN-10:  NA

Type: Fiction

Pages: 45

Copyright: 
Nov 29, 2016
ISBN-13: NA

Price: FREE! (eBook)


A short, sharp romantic thriller that will take your breath away.

She lies with him in bed, holding him close. The exhaustion from all the grief finally overtook him, and he had fallen into a restless sleep.

But something is brewing inside her, a change in chemistry, and as she listens to his breathing she'll find out more than she ever wanted to know about the man she loves...
 


Excerpt

His breathing was slow, soft, shallow, and she held him close as he slept. It had taken him three hours to stop crying. Three hours to stop blaming himself. Three hours to finally admit that there was nothing he could have done.
She was still wide awake. The day had exhausted her, but caring for him in this time of need had sent her adrenaline surging, and it was still rocketing through her system. Her thoughts were like the wind making its way around a tree. Flowing one way then being split off in another direction, two or three directions at times, reconvening on the other side as something the same, and yet different.
He needed her now more than ever, and she knew it. He was always the strong one, always the one who looked after her, helping her with the crisis of the day or week or month. Always level headed, always a rock.
Yet this, the death of his mother, the death of the one family member he had left, was the straw that broke the proverbial camel. And not just its back, the whole damn thing. Every limb fractured, its belly torn open, the organs flopping out, fluids of one kind or another oozing out in a puddle around the poor thing's dishevelled corpse.
He could get better. He would get better. She reminded herself that these things take time. Reminded herself that time heals all wounds, that time flies like an arrow, that time is the longest distance between two places, that time... is a created thing. That time is an illusion.
Her thoughts were doing it again, going on that journey and coming back changed. Those thoughts, those quotes, she wasn't even sure where they were coming from. They were the kind of thing he would say. He always had a good memory for sayings and so forth, always seemed to be able to pull exactly the right one out at the right time. It was like he had memorised those little books of wisdom they sell by checkouts, even though he swore he hadn't.
He would get better, she reminded herself, putting her thoughts back on track. That was all that mattered.
He moved in his sleep, let out a longer breath. There was something on the air as it escaped his lips. Something she had never felt before. A notion, a feeling, that didn't quite seem as though it were her own.
She ignored it. She needed to sleep. Tomorrow would be a new day, the grief would be just that little bit smaller. The day after that smaller still, and on and on until rather than mourning his mother's passing, he would just miss her. One day, he might forget about her all together...



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"Always wanted this type of concept, mind reading. In Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard, she also showed this thing but she didn't use it like the way I wanted. I will read its novel when it will be released."
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"Creates empathy for the character and leaves you wanting to read more."
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