Tender Touch by Tanya Stowe
Author:Tanya Stowe
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: White Rose Publishing
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Lacy stood in the open door of the chop house kitchen and closed her eyes. The sun bathed her face in warmth and she smiled. Spring was definitely on its way. She could feel it in the sunâs touch, and the soft green scent of the air. On the mountain, things were surely beginning to bloom. It would be beautiful and it was her favorite time of the year. It was also time to go home, but somehow, she couldnât seem to work up the energy.
She should have started back this afternoon, but Mrs. Hennessey and Mattie had needed to shop, so Lacy had volunteered to mind the restaurant while they were gone. None of them bothered to mention that most of the time when they did their shopping, the restaurant simply closed.
Lacy knew Mattie was glad to have her company for one more day, and Mrs. Hennessey, well, Mrs. Hennessey was a wise, wise woman and she seemed to know Lacyâs heart.
Lacy smiled at the thought, wondering if she knew it herself. If sheâd known how difficult this would really be, how painful, she wondered if she would have been so anxious to experience the things normal people experienced.
She heard the front bell ring as someone entered, and she turned inside, thankful for the distraction. The last thing she needed was Royce Darnellâs image in her mind again. She came into the dining room only to see him striding towards her.
âAfternoon, Lacy.â
She halted.
Royce closed the distance between them and held up the empty coffee cup. âI told you Iâd bring this back. It took me longer than Iâd hoped to get my house in order, but Iâm here now.â
He held the cup towards her. She wouldnât take it, wouldnât come any closer, so he set it on the nearest table. Then he tugged off his hat and tossed it beside the cup.
âWhat do you mean âget your house in orderâ?â She asked.
âI had some thinking and sorting to do, not to mention a mine full of workers with jobs to accomplish. But Iâve taken care of all that now, and Iâm here to make amends.â
âAmends?â she repeated.
âI hurt you the other night, and I never meant to do that. I was just a little shocked and concerned. You have to admit, glowing hands are pretty mind-boggling.â
âI never see them glow.â She was distracted by his closeness. âAll I see is bright light.â
Royce cocked his head. âYou donât see the light running through your fingers?â
âEverything is so white I canât see anyone or anything, just the injury. I can see it clearly, whatâs broken or pierced. Thatâs how I know what needs to be done.â
âThen what happens, Lacy? How do you heal?â
His question surprised her. Sheâd never really thought about it. Now she tried to remember how the healing started. âI close my eyes and ask the power to come. It fills me up and flows through my hands into the person. I can see it doing its work. On Alex, the power flowed through his veins, healing the broken vessels.
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