Telepathy of Gardens by P. D. Workman

Author:P. D. Workman [Workman, P. D.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: pd workman
Published: 2020-02-20T23:00:00+00:00

She had the rest of the afternoon and early evening to feel guilty and unsettled, but at the same time, pumped up and excited. She felt like she was doing something proactive instead of just sitting around waiting for magical forces to control her life. She had made at least one decision for herself.

She had no idea how formal the Harbor Port of Call was. She assumed that if it were very formal, Corvin would have told her. She could ask Sarah, but that would mean telling her that she had a date with the warlock she was not supposed to be going out with. It was almost certain to end in disaster.

One of her skirts should do just fine. If it wasn’t fancy enough, Corvin could deal with it. They could go to The Crystal Bowl instead.

When seven o’clock finally rolled around, Reg was ready to go. Far from deciding to jam out on Corvin after all, she was eager to get on with it. It was perhaps the stupidest thing she had ever knowingly done in her life, but she felt there was no other way to move forward. She was looking at her phone to check the time when the text from Corvin came in.

I’m here. Coming around to your door and assuming you don’t have plans to shoot me.

Reg grinned. That wasn’t a bad idea—one way to get rid of him once and for all. Though with the powers he had acquired from the Witch Doctor, she wasn’t sure a bullet would be enough to kill him. His ability to heal Damon had been impressive. If he could bring the same powers to bear on his own injuries, it was going to take a lot more than a bullet to kill him.

Come at your own risk, she texted back.

In a couple of minutes, she heard his footsteps on the path and got up. When he reached her door, she opened it. She was all ready to go. She didn’t invite him in, but stepped out and pulled the door shut behind her.

Corvin looked down at her, his dark eyes gleaming. “I wasn’t expecting this.”

“I know. I… wasn’t either. But I had to get out and I… want to do something. Not just sit around waiting for something to happen to me.”

“That’s fine with me.”

He touched her arm to escort her to the front of the big house, and Reg thrilled at the buzz like an electrical shock that ran all the way up her arm in a shiver. Corvin smiled. “You are indeed reckless tonight.”

Reg nodded. Corvin walked with her out to his car. The big black one, not the little white compact she usually saw him in. Dates dictated the bigger car. He opened and held the door for her. The paint on the vehicle was glistening, looking like it had been hand-detailed, and the interior was freshly shampooed and vacuumed, in pristine condition. Reg slid into her seat and Corvin shut the door gently.

“Have you been to the Port of Call before?” he asked after getting into the driver’s seat.

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