Perfect Imperfections (Moments Book 1) by J Wells & L Wells

Author:J Wells & L Wells [Wells, J]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
Tags: Moments Series
Publisher: J & L Wells
Published: 2017-03-19T18:30:00+00:00

Adrianna and Danielle were already in the house when I arrived home. Adrianna must have remembered where I kept my spare key, under the feet of Rodney, my little gnome that stands at the side of the garage. I always said he looked out at people as they passed by and watched me leave and return safely.

On opening the door, the hall smelt so strongly of Josh’s aftershave I could hardly breathe. I heard loud giggling coming from upstairs and could have died when I walked into my bedroom. Adrianna had been true to her word when she said she would ‘sort’ Josh’s clothes. My first aid box lay open on the bed, and Adrianna gazed up with a crooked smile etched across her face, a pair of scissors in her hand. These were no ordinary scissors; these bad boys could cut through the toughest of materials. When Adrianna and I had taken a first aid course a few years back the lecturer told us their main purpose was to cut through clothing in the case of an emergency, and in the event of a road accident through seatbelts. Adrianna had listened intently, but with her own agenda for the steel blades. Break-up spelt cut-up, and this is exactly what she had done to every one of her exes’ clothes. Now I’m standing here witnessing her doing exactly the same to Josh’s. There are bin bags strewn all over the floor filled with strips of designer material that have been sliced and shredded. I’m grinning too; she may as well have been cutting up Josh’s credit cards or a wad of fifty-pound notes.

Lying on the floor and wearing one of Josh’s best suits, Danielle was rolling around kicking her legs back and forth whilst playing a game of tug of war with one of Josh’s crisp white shirts, and Larry, bright-eyed and wagging his tail, was firmly attached to its sleeve, which he ragged between his teeth.

All that musky aftershave his mother had bought him and I loathed had been poured down the sink, and they’d left all the empty bottles lined up on the dressing table as a memento for me to see. Despite Danielle having opened all the windows upstairs and down, still his scent managed to linger in the air, as if Josh was unknowingly haunting me.

I hid behind one of the curtains in my bedroom, staring down at the front garden and the black bin bags on the lawn. I’d never really seen Josh angry before, but, excusing the pun, he really was cut up when he untied the top of the bin bags and started punching them with his fists. He emptied them out onto the grass and kicked the strips of material round like a child. Danielle yelled out of the window for him to stop or she’d call the police. Red-faced, he looked up and then walked down the path to leave. Pausing for a second or two, he lifted Rodney off his little feet and threw him towards the front door.

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