If I Should Stay by Tamara Lynn

Author:Tamara Lynn [Lynn, Tamara]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Romance, series, Artist
Published: 2018-03-09T00:00:00+00:00

Painting was easier with Lauren in her life. The worked flowed so smoothly. She could hardly make her hands travel fast enough to capture the passion flowing out of her heart.

Julia showed up early on Monday morning, eager to put in as much studio time as she could. There were so many students in the program that at times it was difficult to get through any amount of time in the studio where she was uninterrupted.

Today was no different. It was as though Kate had bugged the place. How else did she know Julia was there so early in the morning?

“I brought us breakfast,” Kate placed a bag of bagels on a table.

Julia stiffened at the way Kate used the word “us”.

“Thank you,” Julia said. She did not look up from her canvas.

“How was your weekend?” Kate settled in to the space next to her and began setting up a canvas.

Really? We’re going to do this today? I hate small talk. “Good, I spent some time working with a contractor on the studio at my farm.” Julia felt like it couldn’t get finished fast enough.

“Wow,” Kate looked over at her. “Then you won’t be painting here anymore will you?”

“No, but I will still be teaching on occasion,” Julia explained.

“I’ll attend all of your sessions,” Kate dutifully announced.

Julia sighed. She felt the need to clarify. “I’m sure I’m misreading the situation. But I think you should know that I’m not available. I am in a relationship. And very much in love.” She hadn’t said those words to Lauren yet, but she knew her heart. She knew she loved Lauren.

“You are not misreading anything,” Kate got up and walked over close to Julia. “And I don’t care if you are in a relationship. I can share.”

Julia stood up and took a step back, putting some space between them. “I can’t.”

There was a thick air of silence between them. Kate looked her into her eyes as if sizing up the challenge.

Julia didn’t say a thing.

“Ok,” Kate finally took a step back. “If you change your mind, let me know.” Without cleaning up any of her art supplies, Kate simply grabbed her coat and walked out of the room.

Her flow was damaged. Completely destroyed. What just happened? What was wrong with that girl? She really needed to get the studio at the farm completed as soon as possible.

Julia jumped at the sound of a knock on the door.

“Excuse me,” a delivery man walked in with a massive bouquet of flowers. “These are for Julia James.”

“I’m her,” Julia walked over to sign his papers. “Thank you.”

She reluctantly took the flowers. Were they from Kate? It was too much.

Julia put them down on the counter and pulled out the card. She didn’t hardly want to read it.

When she opened the card, she felt her breath catch in her throat. The flowers were from Lauren.

Now that I’ve found you I’m never letting you go.

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