Said the Demon to Little Miss Eva by Billy London

Author:Billy London [London, Billy]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: erotic interracial, multicutural, horror, romance
Publisher: Lulu.com
Published: 2011-09-18T04:00:00+00:00

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She didn't have a single dream, for which she was effervescently grateful. She called Gabriel after she ordered herself a hefty breakfast. “I'm okay. Slept like a baby.”

“I've got a few more days here, and I'll be home. I promise.”

He sounded half awake, and she had never loved him more. “Thank god. Go back to sleep. I'm fine. I promise.”

She had a message from Jo. “Your boyfriend called me at four in the morning to tell me you needed to sleep over. Call me at 11:22 exactly. I have a coffee break then.”

Eva grinned and happily ate everything that was brought to her room. She had a long calming shower, and winced that she had to put the jogging suit back on. She checked out and walked back to the flat. She stayed outside to call her sister at the time she had specified.

“Your boyfriend is lucky I was already awake. He was about to die.”

Eva ignored the reference to Gabriel following through on what he had promised. “Weird things are happening at my flat.”

“Weird how?”

“Weird as in The Exorcist weird. Witches of Eastwick weird sex dreams weird.”

Jo sounded like she was having a choking fit. “Don't bring that around my children! You know what, you need desensitization. You've been buried in the parental bosom for too long. I'll come to your place about seven. You just need to be eased into living by yourself again. Then your boyfriend can come back and bang some sense into you.”

“Jocelyn!”

She managed to stay outside for a good eight hours in a variety of cafés, eventually sitting in the National Gallery for at least three sketching the Renaissance section in charcoal, despite feeling financially violated by the gift shop.

Jo called her. “I'm two minutes away in a taxi. Do I need to pick you up? I have shit loads of wine from Waitrose.”

“You are awesome, thank you.”

The taxi stopped outside the Gallery then sped toward Eva's apartments. Jo firmly took the key and let her in. “I don't know why you're freaking out, I would love to have some space.”

“Not this sort of space,” Eva murmured.

Jo shrugged and picked up Eva's phone. “We're ordering in. Matthew does all the cooking at home.”

How different the atmosphere was in the flat with her sister's cynicisms. Two huge bags of Indian food arrived twenty-five minutes later, and they both tucked in along with the bottle of wine. Eva felt more relaxed than she had in a long time. She even felt comfortable enough to take one of Michael's portraits and start painting over the pencil. She should speak to him. Maybe in an open space when he wasn't about to throw some moves on her. Where the hell had that even come from? They had spent the day together, but hadn't she name-dropped Gabriel enough to make herself clear? She really did need the cattle branding.

Jo upturned the third bottle of wine. “Who drank all of this?”

Eva glanced at her over her canvas. “You did, you lush.

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