Return to Me (Breaking Free Book 2) by Renee Fowler

Author:Renee Fowler [Fowler, Renee]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2018-04-07T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter 21

Trin

“I am so glad to see you back in town finally,” Brent says. “We missed you around here.” He comes over to give me a big hug. “You got any new songs for me yet?”

“That’s actually what I came here to talk to you about.”

Brent waves his arm out for me to come sit down. His office is just like I remember it, potted greenery in the corners, a big important looking desk in front of a huge, leather swivel chair. There are two couches, and a glass coffee table topped with candles and bowls of decorative rocks. The walls are covered in album covers of various artists he’s worked with over the years, most in the country genre. That’s Brent’s speciality, and that’s how I got my start.

The first album in that three record deal featured Conner and me together, under the group name The Redmond Collective, of which Conner was a founding member. I was just an addition way after the fact.

It did… okay. Not great. It missed the mark, is how Brent put it. Something was a bit off with the chemistry between Conner and I, namely there was no chemistry. Conner thought I was an annoying brat, which I was. I thought he was an overbearing nag, which he is. Our voices didn’t mesh well. Perhaps they were able to smooth over that disharmony to some degree in the studio, but live we were like oil and water. We didn’t mix.

It’s was Brent’s idea to shake things up and go in a brand new direction for our next endeavour. It was a new direction for him too. Mainstream pop isn’t his forte, but he was willing to roll the dice, take a chance, and I suppose it all worked out. Sinful made all of us a lot of money, enough that Conner didn’t mind being relegated to the keyboard.

Sinful was Brent’s first big hit too. He’d been in this business for decades with moderate success, but that album propelled him to a whole new level. I guess that’s why he has the cover blown up huge on one wall.

It’s so cheesy. I resemble a blonde haired Elvira in a long red dress, the neckline plunging halfway to my belly button, a slit up one side nearly reaching my hip. My mouth is gaped seductively, and those signature red horns poke out from my scalp. The L in Sinful swoops below the rest of the word in a curved line that ends in an arrow. The Sin in Sinclair is in bright, blood red, the rest of the letters in black.

There is a framed homage to Imperfect as well, but it is much smaller, and displayed in a far less prominent place. I’m wearing even less clothes for that cover. In fact, I’m wearing none at all, but it’s tasteful, artistic, that’s what I was going for at least. It’s me, curled up and hugging my knees, my head tucked against my chest. Cast in black and white, with the shadows arranged so all the important bits are covered.

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