Drawing the Line by KD Williamson

Author:KD Williamson
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Ylva Publishing
Published: 2018-10-08T16:10:02+00:00

Rebecca stared at her phone, waiting yet again for a response from Dani. She moved her cell from on top of the desk to under it and stared some more. She already felt pathetic and didn’t want anybody else actually seeing her in the act of being, well…pathetic, which was a feeling that didn’t fit her now.

Four years ago, when she’d still been begging for the scraps of Dani’s attention, Rebecca would have been devastated by her silence. Now, those same emotions hung off her shoulders, misshapen and bulky.

The reemergence of even a sliver of the old Rebecca pissed her off. She’d taken a lot in the past, but she was no doormat then or now. After a ton of texts and a handful of phone calls, Rebecca was tired of being nice. Every time Dani rebuffed her, a tiny piece of Rebecca’s patience and understanding fell away. It was like someone was slowly turning up the heat on a pot of water. Her anger sat on simmer. Most of it was aimed at Dani for taking and leaving her half naked and weak. The remainder was self-inflicted.

When Dani crashed into her, Rebecca had been unable to keep herself from drowning in her. The kicker? She’d do it all over again. Having Dani touch her like that after four years might very well be Rebecca’s favorite mistake. Damn it all to hell, she wanted her even more now than she had in that moment two days ago, which scared the shit out of her.

The pain she’d suffered through before was a living, breathing thing that could take up residence in the present. She didn’t want that, but as if her life was some weird cosmic joke, Rebecca did want Dani. Who the hell did that make her? A glutton for punishment or just fucked up in the head for not being over her?

If they got back together and if things went downhill, would they end up killing each other this time? Dear God, what a way to die. There were so many goddamned questions with no answers, but she had no intention of just letting things go.

Not this time.

She was going to stand her ground.

Rebecca moved her thumbs quickly over the keypad, stabbing at the letters as her emotions got the better of her.

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