Renewing the Soul: Souls of Chicago series by Annabella Michaels

Author:Annabella Michaels [Michaels, Annabella]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Souls of Chicago Series #4
Publisher: Annabella Michaels
Published: 2017-04-04T07:00:00+00:00

Everyone laughed loudly as Landon’s face turned a bright shade of red and he glared accusingly at Micah. It was funny seeing the ex-Navy SEAL nearly panic as he rushed to explain.

“I’m sorry,” Micah said as he threw his arm around his fiancé. “You know I would have never intentionally told that story to anyone, it just accidentally slipped out.”

“If it helps, it really was an accident,” Micah’s best friend, Giovanni, added. “We were at the gym together and some guy tripped on his shoelace and nearly fell. I started laughing and Micah told me to stop because he knew how embarrassing that could’ve been for the poor guy. Of course, I forced him to explain his comment and that’s how it all came out.”

“Of course, it was no accident when Gio raced home and shared the story with me,” Caleb said with a cheeky grin.

“Or when Caleb called and told me what had happened and I passed it along to Ryan,” Carter added with a laugh. Everyone laughed again as Landon hung his head in defeat; he clearly understood when he’d been bested. Everyone at the table now knew about the time that he had fallen off of a treadmill because he’d been too busy ogling Micah to pay attention to the moving machine. Micah pulled him closer, kissing the side of his head.

“I’m sorry that you’re embarrassed, baby, but I won’t ever be sorry that it happened. I’ve never had a man actually fall for me before that.” Landon elbowed Micah in the side, but he soon joined in the laughter at his own expense.

That was just one of the many things I loved about the Greene family. They could make fun of each other, but nobody ever took it seriously or got their feelings hurt because they knew that it was all said in fun. Each member of their family, future spouses included, shared a bond with each other that could never be broken by something as insignificant as a few teasing words. That was something that I never had in my life and as wonderful as it was to see, it was equally as painful because it was a glaring reminder that I was an outcast.

I looked around the large table and saw that each person there was matched up with someone else; everyone but me. Every single one of them had found someone that they could call their own, but I’d never had that and probably never would. I hoped they understood how lucky they were, although the way they looked at their soulmates told me that they probably did.

My eyes swept over the crowded bar. Carter and Ryan had rented out the back room for our party, but from where I was sitting, I could see the crowded dance floor as well as the bartender who stood behind the long wooden bar, pouring someone a shot of whiskey. My mouth watered at the sight and my hands clenched in my lap. I took a

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