Last Goodbye by Holly C. Webb

Author:Holly C. Webb [Webb, Holly C.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2019-10-22T23:00:00+00:00

Evan woke me the next morning early with a kiss on the lips and said he was driving to the local town to pick up some things for dinner that night. He told me to stay in bed and catch up on the sleep I’d missed the night before.

He gave me a cheeky grin, then kissed me tenderly on the lips again, before he climbed up from the bed and hurried for the door. Once I was alone, I rolled back on my pillow and released a contented smile.

The night before had been perfect. After we made love on the deck, Evan carried me to bed, where he made love to me once more. This time it was slower than the first time. We took time to get to know each other’s bodies intimately. It was the most perfect night of my life.

I lay there for a few minutes, but I was too excited about spending another day with Evan, so I kicked back the blankets and climbed out of bed.

After a visit to the bathroom, I found one of Evan’s t-shirts on the floor and pulled it on. I could smell his cologne on it and already I wished he was back from the store.

Once I’d made the bed, I headed downstairs to explore the house a little more.

The house was stunning. It was all highly polished wood and cream walls. The art hanging on the walls added the colour that was needed to bring it all together.

As I made my way into the living room, I spotted a baby grand piano, sitting in the corner next to the full-length window that overlooked the sea. It was black and polished so perfectly; you could see your reflection in it.

I was glad Evan wasn’t there right at that moment. I loved to play piano; I just didn’t have to confidence to play in front of anyone else. Especially not Evan.

He had no clue I even knew how to play. I only began lessons after he and I fell out. It had become my escape for whenever life got hard for me and having no best friend while I was in school, I needed something I could lose myself in quite often. Other than my photography, the piano had become that thing.

Maybe that’s why I never mentioned it to him. There was a whole other side to me that he knew nothing about. He had no clue how hard high school was for me. I was known as the girl who freaked out and kicked everyone out of my party that one time, so my name was a joke before I even started my freshmen year.

I didn’t want to tell Evan about any of this because I knew he would blame himself, and that was the last thing I wanted to happen.

No, I had him back in my life, so the past no longer mattered. As for the piano, that was still something I did for just me.

Sitting down on the

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