Lost Souls ParaAgency and the Ghostly Reunion by K.M. Waller

Author:K.M. Waller [Waller, K.M.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Romantic Paranormal Mystery
Publisher: Kizzie Waller Books
Published: 2018-04-22T05:00:00+00:00

Chapter Seven

The next morning, Amira slipped on a pair of jeans and a soft cotton button up shirt. After several more minutes of smoochy-time with Lex the night before, they’d decided she should take the picture to Samuel and see if the girl could be identified.

There was no guarantee he would remember the girl. They’d removed the picture from the frame momentarily in hopes that it was connected to the ghost, but it would have been too easy if the photograph had warmed under Lex’s touch.

Amira had also agreed that Jordie should join them. They needed an extra pair of eyes and hands.

A shout from outside drew her attention to the window. Tim struggled to regain Charcoal’s reins. They stood at odds between the house and the first stable. The horse lifted his front hooves off the ground and danced backwards away from the house. Once his hoofs were firmly planted in the grass, he whinnied and stomped before he trotted to the opposite side of the stable. Either Charcoal was a truly spirited stud, or he was very upset about something. She circled back around to her original theory that the horses sensed the presence of the ghost and were spooked by it.

Tim placed his hands on his hips and shook his head, frustration obvious in his movements. Whatever he wanted from the horse, he was not going to get.

She pulled the curtains closed and grabbed her running shoes. If an intruder got into her room again, at least she’d be more prepared to run it down with the proper footwear.

The picture of the ghost girl with a dark braid and sad eyes reminded her she had a long list of people to question.

The hallway was ghost and people free. Amira made sure to hold the railing as she descended the stairs. The smell of cinnamon and sugar greeted her from the kitchen. Dee sat on a stool and tapped away at her tablet. She greeted Amira with a smile and pointed to a tray of cinnamon rolls.

“Cinnabon has nothing on Cookie’s’ rolls.”

“They smell divine.” Amira appreciated a well-baked pastry and briefly wondered how Ris and the aunts were handling the Tea Haven. Then just as quickly pushed thoughts of them aside. Ris and the great-aunts could handle things without her. They’d call if there was a problem. She crossed the kitchen to the stove. “Do you think Cookie would mind if I put on the kettle? I’d love a cup of tea.”

Dee pointed to the cabinet above the stove. “The kettle and the tea are in there.”

“Is she not around this morning?”

“She’s in town buying groceries for tonight’s dinner.” Dee didn’t look up from her tablet, but her tone shifted to one of annoyance. She toyed with a heart-shaped pendant that dangled from a gold chain. “Apparently, there’s a potential sponsor for the new show coming in tonight.”

“Really?” When had that happened? Since she’d been the one to create their cover, she would know if there was a sponsor for the fake project.

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