Bring Holly Home by Amanda Radley

Author:Amanda Radley [Radley, Amanda]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Heartsome Publishing

Victoria knew she was asleep. She knew she was dreaming. And yet she was powerless to stop the narrative from playing out. In her dream, she was asleep in bed, much the same as in real life. She could feel that strange dreamlike aura, that fuzzy confusion that prevents one from quite grasping onto reality.

In the dream, the creaking of the bedroom door woke her. She noticed the lamp on the bedside table was on, which was unusual. She never left it on while she slept. The light enabled her to see Holly in the doorway.

Her mouth instantly ran dry.

Holly entered the bedroom, one hand leaning casually on the doorframe. She was dressed in Victoria’s favourite couture from the Aubade 2015 collection. Holly’s long hair curled around her pale shoulders, and Victoria distantly wondered when the girl had grown her hair again.

“Shh,” Holly hushed before Victoria had the chance to form a cohesive sentence.

Victoria sat up in bed, pulling the sheets with her to keep herself covered. At least one of them should be worried about decency.

“What’s all this nonsense about a midlife crisis?” Holly asked as she sauntered into the bedroom.

Victoria stared in shock as Holly approached the end of the bed, staring at Victoria with what could only be described as ravenous hunger.

“That feeling in your stomach, the one you attribute to guilt,” Holly whispered. “You know that’s not guilt, don’t you?”

Victoria swallowed hard and reminded herself that this was a dream.

Holly climbed up the bed too quickly for her to protest. In a matter of seconds, she had straddled Victoria. She leant her elbows on either side of Victoria, close enough for Victoria to feel the heat pulsing from her lingerie-clad body through the sheet.

“You know that’s desire, don’t you? You desire me, Victoria. Don’t you?”

Victoria woke up with a jolt. She sat upright in her empty bed, heavy breaths falling from her open mouth. Her eyes raced around the darkness to assure herself that she was alone.

“Oh, shit,” she murmured.

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