Surprising Her: A 5-Book Lesbian Romance Box Set by Snyder Kitty

Author:Snyder, Kitty [Snyder, Kitty ]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Second Chances Press
Published: 2018-07-15T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter Four

It was weird that the Sheriff had Julie come to his house for an update on the case, but it was extra funny that Julie had been gone for hours. I tried to call the Sheriff, but he didn’t answer, and Julie’s phone went straight to message. I even tried to call Lydia, who wasn’t at her desk, but her phone went straight to voicemail too. The morgue didn’t close for another three hours, and I couldn’t shut it down early in case a body arrived, so I sat here tapping my pen anxiously against the desk.

It was extra quiet at work today and the place, for the first time since I started working here, began to give me the creeps. Visions of bodies rising from the dead sent shivers down my spine, so I picked up my phone and start perusing the internet. The Golden Globes were last night, so I mindlessly flipped through pictures of Hollywood’s best and worst dressed. I began to zone out on visions of Dolce and Gabbana when my phone buzzed in my hand startling me, causing me to drop it on the floor. I bent down laughing at myself for being so childish and sat back up, flipping open the text.

It was from an unknown number, and I paused for a moment before opening the message. For some reason, it didn’t feel right, even though I constantly got marketing texts from unknown numbers. There was a picture on the screen, but it was a close up of something, and I couldn’t make out what it was. The caption to the photo read: NOT YOUR IDEA OF A PERFECT RELATIONSHIP IS IT? I was really confused by what this message was trying to tell me, and I twisted the phone back and forth trying to get a better look at what was in the picture. It was still nothing more than a blurry dark image.

I shrugged and set my phone back down on the desk and got up to get a drink from the fridge. When I had gotten halfway across the room my phone buzzed again, stopping me in my tracks and causing goose bumps to form on the back of the neck. I strolled back over to the desk and picked up my phone. Another text message from the unknown caller was pending in the inbox. I opened it, and there was another picture, this time very clear. It was an image of a page from a book, the words “She didn’t even know he existed. She didn’t even care,” highlighted in yellow lettering. The caption to this message read:

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