Sometime Yesterday by Yvonne Heidt

Author:Yvonne Heidt [Heidt, Yvonne]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Lesbian, Fiction
ISBN: 9781602826809
Google: _wVsXwAACAAJ
Amazon: 1602826803
Goodreads: 12921372
Publisher: Bold Strokes Books
Published: 2012-08-14T00:00:00+00:00

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Natalie changed her clothes and climbed the stairs to her studio. Her sketch hung on the wall behind the blank canvas. She felt pounded with sexual frustration; her muscles were tied in knots. She didn’t much like the feeling, and for the first time since the divorce, she admitted that Jason may have had a point. If this is what he’d felt—this hollow ache—she could almost feel sorry for him. Just because she felt steadier now and she could somewhat understand his behavior, didn’t mean that she forgave the betrayal. But she could perceive how it may have happened. It wasn’t as personal as she previously thought. Then she dismissed him from her mind and recalled the scene on the porch.

The look on Van’s face! The fact that she had unnerved her gave her a sense of pride, and a surge of sexual power rushed through Natalie. She put on her smock and looked for her palette to mix the paint she would need.

One drawer after another yielded nothing. They were gone. What the hell? She knew she’d unpacked them and put them in the cabinet. Natalie rubbed the chill on her arms. She refused to be afraid just as she knew she didn’t want to think that something paranormal was going on.

She was pissed off and that was better than afraid any day of the week. “I’ll just go and buy more paint tomorrow,” she said to the empty room. Natalie tilted her head and listened, but after hearing nothing and no reply, she went to her room.

The window was closed. She sniffed the air but detected nothing but the trace of perfume she’d put on earlier in the evening before her date. This was good, she thought. Now she could convince herself that her supplies went missing before the house cleansing. She was truly without any spirits. Maybe she could get a dog. A little one that would shower her with love and her home wouldn’t feel so empty.

She wouldn’t feel so alone.

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