Incomplete Delusion by Lise Guilbault

Author:Lise Guilbault
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: romantic thriller, romantic suspense, psychological thriller, fiction
Publisher: Lise Guilbault
Published: 2015-03-23T00:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER TWENTY

The rest of the day went off without a hitch. Neither of them spoke of the earlier debacle as they picked up the comfortable banter they had enjoyed earlier. The drive home was pleasant and when Sam invited himself over for dinner, offering to do the cooking, Sarah heartily agreed.

At eleven that evening, Sam yawned a couple times then said it was time to head out. "Of course, I’d be happy to stay over - on the couch - if it would make you feel better about all the strange things you’ve gone through lately."

"No need, really. But I appreciate the offer. I’ll just have to hope this creep has had his jollies and has called it quits. Are you going to be okay to drive? Not too tired?"

Sam assured her he was fine, gave her a brief kiss then headed out. She was torn as she watched him drive away. On the one hand, she needed to prove to herself she was strong and did not need a man around to protect her, yet on the other hand, she was sad to see him go. This man was going to be a hard one to resist. There was no denying her feelings for him.

Door locked and double-checked, Sarah headed off to bed.

Two hours later, the phone rang. It woke her from a deep sleep, and Sarah was confused when she answered. It took her a second to orient herself to time and place. The caller was whispering, obviously trying to disguise his voice, and Sarah had to make him repeat himself more than once. The caller insisted on calling her Jolene, and no matter how often she told him he was mistaken, that her name was not Jolene and that no such person resided at the number he had dialed, he seemed not to hear her. Following numerous unsuccessful attempts at making him understand that he had misdialed, she gave up and hung up on him.

The phone rang again an hour later. And an hour after that. Feeling frustrated and a bit fearful by the third call, Sarah resorted to removing the phone jack from the wall. But even without the incessant ringing, sleep eluded her.

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