Bright Is Her Sight: An Urban Fantasy Action Adventure (The School Of Necessary Magic Book 2) by Judith Berens & Martha Carr & Michael Anderle

Author:Judith Berens & Martha Carr & Michael Anderle [Berens, Judith & Carr, Martha & Anderle, Michael]
Language: eng
Format: epub, azw3
Publisher: LMBPN Publishing
Published: 2018-06-25T04:00:00+00:00

“And then BOOM, the whole dang sink exploded.” One of the juniors laughed at the punchline to his own story.

Tanner laughed with them, though he hadn’t found the tale all that funny. He had come to the dance alone, not because he hadn’t been asked by some of the girls, but because part of him didn’t want to be bound to someone when he hoped Alison would be there. Ever since they had talked in the library, he couldn’t stop thinking about her. He didn’t know her that well, but there was something about her—her energy and her personality drew him in. He had felt so comfortable with her that he had spilled his whole life story in the first ten minutes, and he figured that had to mean something.

He and his friends had gotten there early, the other guys wanting to have a good spot to scope out the single ladies as they arrived. A lot of people had come in since then, and Tanner hadn’t seen Alison. He stood with his hands in his pockets, half-listening to the guys as he scanned the crowd. As the pink lights swung across the dance floor and lit the side the groups of people moved, revealing Alison leaning against the wall tapping her hands on her thighs.

Tanner grinned and handed his drink to his buddy, walking off before the guy could ask questions. He went slowly up to her as she stared at the dance floor and turned, leaning his back next to her on the wall. She still hadn’t noticed he was there and he took a moment to watch her, finding her absolutely adorable. His eyes dropped to the ground, and he smirked at her small pink Chuck Taylor-covered feet next to his very large pink Chuck Taylor-covered feet.

“It seems that you and I were on the same wavelength.”

Alison smiled at the sound of his voice and looked in his direction, seeing his calm energy—although the dark was still moving like an ink blot inside him. “Why is that?”

“We both came out in our pink Chucks.”

Alison tapped her toes and let out a deep breath. “I’m so glad you confirmed they were Chucks. I worried for a moment that I had accidentally pulled on my stable boots.”

“Nope, you’re horse poop-free for this party, my dear.”

“The relief is immeasurable,” she replied with a giggle. “Are you enjoying yourself?”

“I guess so. As much as anyone can enjoy these things, I suppose.”

“Uh oh, either you didn’t bring a date and you are pitying yourself, or you did bring a date and she is not what you thought.”

“Neither.” He laughed. “I’ve just never been a fan of dancing.”

“Really? Maybe I am, just because I don’t very often. A little clumsy. Not very many people know I can’t see, well, see normally.” She laughed nervously. “But I used to dance around my room when I was a kid, pretending to waltz and of course vogueing to the classics.”

“Voguing is my go-to move,” he teased. “How did you know? We are like twin souls.

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