When Angels Dare by Angelin Sydney

Author:Angelin Sydney
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
Tags: angels among us romance, young adult, love story, miracle, romance, light as a feather, chick lit

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Galileo didn’t hang around with the other Angels. He sat in the back seat waiting for Dan to finish loading stuff in the trunk of his car. That done, the fatigued medico climbed into the driver’s seat. But before Galileo knew what was happening, Angel Odette was right beside him and Leah, her charge, was in the passenger seat.

The two Angels sat quietly. Watching... and listening. They looked at each other and shrugged.

“So, wanna talk about it?” asked Leah, the matronly Head Nurse, who was an institution at the Hospital, her arms folded across her chest.

Dan leaned on the steering wheel, obviously distraught. He shook his head from side to side, unwilling to look up. Leah reached across and rubbed his back. Then she belted herself in. “Come on, let’s go.”

He lifted his head and said, “Go where?”

“I know this place. They serve the best Vietnamese dishes,” she said, appealing to the foodie in Dan.

He was famished, and getting her out of his car would require lengthy negotiation he didn’t have the energy for, so he said in surrender, “Alright, navigate.”

It was an unpretentious eatery. Nearly all the tables were taken, but one was reserved for them. Leah ordered, knowing the menu by heart. When the table was laden with food, Dan said with a broad smile, “This is amazing.” The food, the atmosphere, the company, lifted his spirit.

After dinner, they went for a walk around the Sydney foreshore, starting from the Domain all the way to the Opera House and back, their Guardians following behind. There wasn’t a lot of talking going on, just that warm comfort a friend’s presence could offer.

An hour after they started their slow hike, Dano said, “Thank you.”

“You’re welcome,” she said.

It was nearly midnight by the time they got back to his car. Dan brought Leah home and thanked her again. “What for?” she asked.

“For not insisting I talk. Sometimes a guy just needs time to cool off.”

Leah smiled and said, “You know what else you need? Someone to make you laugh.” He nodded, a little embarrassed. Leah turned away.

He waited until she was at the door. It had opened before she reached it. A man came out with a blanket in hand, draped it over her, and they kissed lovingly, wrapped in it together.

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