Fire by Lynnette Bonner

Author:Lynnette Bonner [Bonner, Lynnette]
Language: eng
Format: epub
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ISBN: 9781942982111
Publisher: Serene Lake Publishing
Published: 2019-08-07T06:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER 12

The text came through at seven thirty.

Kyra rolled over with a groan and hugged her pillow tighter as she snuggled deeper into the warmth of her blankets.

Saturday! she mentally complained.

But only moments later, her phone chimed again. Kyra pried open one eye and fumbled for the phone on her night stand.

She frowned. The new texts were from the name “Anonimus.” The first one read, I know who is selling Fire. Followed by, But I’m scared to tell.

Suddenly wide awake, Kyra flopped back on her pillow and stared at the ceiling. Her first thought was of Case who just last night had asked her not to meddle in this investigation. Her second thought was to remind herself that she still wasn’t one hundred percent sure he even was a cop.

“Gah!” She sat up abruptly and dropped the phone back onto the charger. She needed a shower and a cup of coffee before deciding how to proceed.

From her dresser, she grabbed a pair of jeans and an old blue Levi’s T-shirt that promised comfort, then headed for the bathroom.

She took longer in the shower than usual because her mind was spinning through considerations of what to do about the new texts. She should go directly to the police with them. But if Case was a cop and truly here to investigate the drugs, then he was the logical one to report the incident too. Yet how could she do that until she knew without a shadow of doubt that he really was a cop? And there were plenty of doubts. All night long she’d tossed and turned. One moment thinking she should just trust him, and the next thinking there was no possible way he could actually be an undercover cop and telling herself not to get duped. She finally gave up on the problem and shut off the water that had turned tepid before it could swing all the way to cold.

Her hair was still wet and wrapped in a towel when a knock sounded on her kitchen door. Her heart started pounding even before she rounded the corner and saw that it was indeed Case, face concealed once more with the large hood of a sweatshirt. She felt the familiar swirl of confusion that seemed to grip her whenever he was around. What was it about him that stirred her with nothing more than his presence?

One look into those ice green eyes and she was practically ready to throw the door wide open and tell him she believed every word he’d said. Confide in him about the texts she’d just received.

She must have given him too long of a questioning look through the glass, because after a moment he hefted the brown paper sack he held, as though that was reason enough for her to let him in.

Even as she unlatched the chain, she bemoaned the realization that she didn’t have even a swipe of makeup on yet. And then her irritation with herself doubled and doubled again. Lives

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