A black cloud of misunderstanding had descended over them while Darcy’s mother followed her from room to room; silently crashing into the exasperated sighs she kept throwing over her shoulder. Time to change tactics she mused. “Mom!” she stopped abruptly and spun around, “Stop being so… so… sooooo pedantic about this!” Darcy savored the satisfied…
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This image courtesy of F3D3.86 via Flickr Creative Commons Mr. Abernathy had a deliberate gait. He did not stride or stroll. Instead his walking stick tapped out his arrival like Morse code on the linoleum near the nurse’s station. His bow tie was magenta, a crisp white shirt peeked out from beneath a…
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April woke up, startled and half dressed. Reaching up to scratch her temple she gasped when her fingers got tangled in a mess of synthetic blonde curls until she remembered the costume party last night. Tugging at the flimsy sheet she slid it from under her sleeping partner and wrapped it around herself. Wandering around…
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Leo Pontevorvo’s name was misleading and that posed a problem. At eighteen, his voice had finally settled into the baritone that it had flirted with since eight grade and his 6’1 frame was sinewy and muscular, complimenting his chiseled face and light blue eyes that seemed to waver between the hue of the sky and…
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Griffin stood at the mirror and expertly fashioned a half Windsor. Pushing the knot against his Adam’s apple, he fingered the Hermes silk. Satisfied and mildly aroused by his own reflection, he grabbed his briefcase, breezing past his assistant. “Please do not disturb me this evening, Darla.” She didn’t look up, “Of course, Mr. Emmett….
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