Bear Treble (Highland Brothers 4) by Meredith Clarke & Ally Summers

Author:Meredith Clarke & Ally Summers [Clarke, Meredith & Summers, Ally]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Paranormal, Contemporary, Fiction, Romance, Forever Love, Adult, Erotic, Bear Shifter, Mate, Short Story, Supernatural, Protection, Bachelor, Single Woman, Highland Brothers, Songwriter, Famous, Vocal Sweetheart, Huge Fan Base, Collaborate, New Album, Music
Goodreads: 27855865
Publisher: Meredith Clarke
Published: 2015-11-17T05:00:00+00:00

14

Layla

Her fingers spread over the keyboard. The Highland piano was gorgeous. Layla loved baby grands, but this one was exquisite. She was almost afraid to play it. Sometime when she was sleeping she heard the words. There were wrapped in an image of Dylan.

His hands were canvassing her body. His mouth was hot and fierce. His tongue lethal. She closed her eyes, trying to hold on to the faded images she still had from the foggy dream. The one thing she did have was the lyrics. She wasn’t able to sleep so she crept down the stairs and closed the music room door behind her.

She touched her fingers on the white keys before pressing them. The music came easier to her as she sang what she remembered.

She sat upright when she finished. She wanted it to be real, not just a dream. She was afraid the lyrics would be true. Dylan would only be a memory, not a part of her life. She wanted to know him that way. She wanted to understand what made him the way he was.

As soon as he would let down the curtain, he’d pull it back up. Like yesterday by the woodshed. The kiss had consumed them both, but he instantly acted like it never happened.

She ran her fingers over the keys.

“Did I hear another song?” he asked from behind her.

She was afraid to turn around. She wondered if she had awakened him. “It sort of hit me.”

“Play it again.” He walked up to the piano. “Do you have more than the chorus this time?”

“Not really.”

She wanted to tell him she couldn’t finish the dream or the song without him. He was the missing piece. It was the same as when she came in from the kiss. Dylan was the one who could write an entire song. He was the one who could hear the full composition in his head. She only knew how to snag the parts that occupied her heart.

“Go ahead.” He crossed his arms as if he were her music teacher from high school.

She huffed then started the song. The words filled the study, bouncing off the walls, invading every part of the house. But she knew as she sang it was invading more than rooms—it was erasing the space between Dylan and her.

When she finished with what she had put together she looked at him for feedback.

“So, what do you think?”

“It’s good. Very good, actually. But what if you added something like this for the bridge?”

Before she knew what was happening Dylan scooted her to the side and sat next to her on the long bench. He was so big he almost knocked her to the floor, but she sat on the edge and watched as his fingers took control of the keys.

“If you added a run like this in the middle I think it would really bring the chorus forward.”

She nodded, knowing he could turn anything into platinum magic. He was brilliant. And as much as she had tried to resist after he rejected her yesterday, he was sexy as hell.

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