Beach Remedy by Sasha L Miller

Author:Sasha L Miller [Miller, Sasha L.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: M/M romance, paranormal
Publisher: Less Than Three Press
Published: 2013-06-12T00:00:00+00:00

Friday dawned gray and miserable. It wasn't raining, but given the way the clouds hung dark and heavy, Lee figured it was probably only a matter of time. Dragging himself out of bed, he reluctantly shut the patio doors that he'd left open since he'd arrived. It had been nice since he'd arrived—highs in the lower eighties, nighttime lows of sixty or so, and nothing but sunshine—and unfortunately, statistics were against his getting nothing but sunshine the whole week.

Still, why did it have to be gloomy on the one day he had actual plans? Scowling at the clouds through the window, Lee went to grab a shower on the off chance Jayden was still up for doing the tour. It was only once he was out, dried, and dressed that he realized they'd never arranged where they'd meet up. Picking up his phone, Lee sent Jayden a quick text.

Do you melt in the rain?

Turning up the sound on his phone so he'd hear when Jayden texted back, Lee returned to the bathroom to brush his teeth. It was already ten, so he probably didn't have time to grab breakfast. He could wait until lunch, Lee decided, and he didn't need blood until tomorrow at the earliest, Sunday if he didn't tax himself.

His phone buzzed, and Lee pulled it out, grinning at the reply.

no, smartass. we're still on?

Yep. Where do you want to meet?

lobby at 10:30? the hotels bt my house and the lighthouse

Lee sent a text of agreement, then pulled up his ninja game and set to work wasting the half-hour before he had to go meet Jayden. The time flew, and Lee grabbed his hoodie on the way out the door. He had to go back halfway to the elevator when he realized he'd forgotten Astor's camera, but then he was on his way.

Jayden was waiting for him this time. He wore dark shorts, a blue t-shirt, and sensible-looking shoes. Lee was probably going to kill his feet with his sandals, but he hadn't brought any other shoes so he was stuck. Jayden smiled when he looked up to see him, showing off the dimples in his cheeks again. Lee waved, then immediately felt silly for doing so.

"Hey," Lee said, stopping a few steps from the seat Jayden was sprawled in. "Ready?"

"Just waiting on you," Jayden said, shoving up out of the chair. He smelled fresh and clean, a hint of the basil and mint teasing Lee's nose.

"I had to do my face," Lee said solemnly, letting Jayden take the lead out of the hotel.

"Well, I suppose you couldn't leave the hotel without doing that," Jayden said, playing along. "I mean, you'd make small children cry if not."

"Hah," Lee said, shoving Jayden just hard enough to make him stumble a few steps. "You're not funny."

"You have no room to talk—seriously, a wicked witch of the west reference?" Jayden shoved him back, nearly sending Lee off the sidewalk.

"I had to make sure," Lee said, barely keeping a straight face. "I mean, I didn't want to be responsible for your disappearance.

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