Remembered (Erotic Romance) (Bound By Time) by Jade Victoria

Author:Jade, Victoria [Jade, Victoria]
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Published: 2013-09-03T21:00:00+00:00

Pieces of a Puzzle

Two 2,000 word articles later, I made myself a sandwich and did a load of laundry. Just another day, right? It would have been, except for a blouse I just bought at a discount boutique. It was new and I had room in the washer, so I thought I'd wash it.

But when I pulled the blouse out of the delicates bag, I was shocked to see that it had a V of fabric torn out of it. Like it had gotten hooked on something. The bag was intact, so how on earth could the shirt have gotten torn?

I went through the rest of the load of laundry looking for any more laundry mishaps, but everything else was in one piece. Odd. Odder still: Where did the V of material go? It was about 4 inches long and two inches long at the base, tapering to a quarter inch at the top, yet it was nowhere to be found.

I tossed everything in the dryer on the delicate cycle and tidied up a bit. I wasn't sure what I was going to do with the torn blouse in the condition it was in, but I wasn't about to toss it. Frugal was my middle name.

Once I finished all the writing I planned to do for the day, I decided on a walk to clear my head. There were lots of old Native American trails in the area that were beyond beautiful. To top it off, they were safe and provided the natural solitude I had come to enjoy since moving out West.

On the way to my bathroom to take a shower, I stopped near my desk. The sight of Mac's postcard, propped up against the base of my lamp, caught my attention. When I was writing, I'd almost put it out of my mind. But now something compelled me to take a closer look.

The pair still looked eerily like me and Mac when he was 30 years old. If Mac was trying to make some sort of statement, I still wasn't sure what it was.

I sighed. All I knew was that Mac was a handsome man at any age, a man any woman would be proud to know. At the thought, I felt warmth spread throughout my body as I remembered my "encounter" with him on the chaise.

I looked at the word Remember that he'd written on the postcard.

No chance of forgetting last night, I thought with grin.

A sudden bolt of heat lightning streaked across the sky outside my house. Any other time of year it would have been strange, but it was summer, and a pretty ordinary occurrence. I guessed I wouldn't be taking a walk after all. The sound of a thunderclap followed a couple of seconds later.

Another horizontal bolt of lightning split up and shot across the sky like a ball of fireworks. I'd never seen a bolt of lightning do anything so strange. A chill ran down my spine.

This time no sound of thunder followed the lightshow.

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