You know that feeling you get that you’re being
watched? My second year at college, I
had that feeling most of the time. My roommate
and I moved into one of the oldest dormitories on the campus, and we counted
ourselves lucky because we got a room on the top floor with a balcony
view. Not too bad for a otherwise cracker-box
of a room.
One night, my roommate was still out, but I was getting
tired, so I turned off all the lights and locked the door. About two hours later, my roommate was
knocking on the door and I awoke to the brightness of her closet light. I crawled out of bed and let her in. She’d forgotten her key. We both went back to bed, but I had been sure
I’d turned off all the lights hours ago.
The next day, I brought up the light incident, and my
roommate had this to say, “Oh, the light?
Yeah, it comes on by itself all the time. I just leave it on all the time now. I guess our ghost is afraid of the dark.”
We only lived there for a year, but I was always curious
about the possibility of having another “roommate” in the room. It was an old building so it could have been
wiring issues, but it’s also possible we weren’t alone.
How about it? Any
possible ghost encounters?
Into the Fire
Blurb
Months after
he stole her affections—then her executive chef position—Shyann and Luke meet
again under sizzling circumstances, competing head-to-head on a televised
cooking show called Kitchen Twist. Each arrives with a motive: Luke intends to
win back Shyann’s heart, even as she wants closure on the not-so-tasty
heartbreak he once served up.
Luke knows
culinary masterpieces require a delicate touch, but that knowledge is tossed
out with the leftovers as he works to show Shyann he’s not such a bad guy. Now
he pushes his skills to the limit to win the competition and satisfy a bet.
Can two top
chefs resist each other as they move out of the pan and into the fire?
His hands
burned with awareness of where they rested. His pulse raced, and her lips were
mere inches from his. As if time stopped
completely, they stared at each other, and for the life of him, Luke couldn’t seem to remember why he’d come
in here.
Shyann
shook off the haze first. “Let me go. I can get this without you.”
Against his
need and with exaggerated motion, he pulled his hands away. She stumbled and
eyed him suspiciously but went back to
jumping for a high box.
Although he
appreciated the bounce of her breasts each time she leaped upward, he forced
himself not to stare, gathering some of
his ingredients instead. But after watching for a few more seconds, with an
irritated grunt, he reached around her, grabbed her target, and handed it to
her.
“I said I
didn’t need your help.”
“Fine, I’ll
put it back.”
His hand
touched the box, and she pulled it behind her. The motion caused their bodies
to collide again. Her liquid brown eyes blazed up
at him, and even as a small voice in the back of his brain screamed he didn’t have time for this,
he couldn’t seem to pull away. She looked so damn soft and vulnerable, and all he wanted to do was
step out of the way of her win, give it all to her because she deserved it. But first, he wanted to
kiss her, a long, hot, turn-their-knees-to-jelly kiss.
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5 comments:
Thanks for sharing your ghostly encounter. One who is afraid of the dark sounds cute. I have never had one so I resort to stories for that.
Thanks for telling about your ghostly encounter, how interesting a ghost that is afraid of the dark, you just never know.
I love turn-their-knees-to-jelly kisses in books and in real life! I can't say that I've ever had a ghostly encounter that I can remember but do the ghost walk every year in our local town with hopes of catching a peak! I think I would probably pee my pants if I actually saw anything, though, LOL.
I never had a light go on or off, but one time someone kept unlocking my doors. took me weeks to figure out, by blocking them outside, my daughter was sleepwalking.
I loved the story. Thanks for sharing. Loved everything else about the post.
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