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the sunlight. Checking
the clock, he realized he’d been asleep a couple hours. He followed
her voice into the living room but didn’t go near her when he saw
her sitting cross-legged on the wingback chair.
“I miss you, too, Mama.” She swiped a tear
off her cheek. “I’m sorry I haven’t been more in touch. But I plan
to change that. Something happened recently that…that made me
realize how important family is.” She nodded. “Christmas would be
perfect. I’ll call you soon, I promise.”
Ryan backed through the doorway into the
bedroom, not wanting her to shorten her conversation because of
him.
“Is it okay if I bring someone with me? He’s
special to me.”
Ryan swallowed back a golf ball size lump in
his throat.
“I love you, Mama.”
He climbed back into her bed and waited for
her to come in.
Moments later, she joined him under the
covers, sliding into the crook of his arm where she fit as if she
was made for the spot. “Hey.”
“Hey.” He kissed the top of her head.
“I know I’m making a lot of assumptions
here, but how would you feel about coming to New Orleans with me
for Christmas? We can check out the French Quarter and—”
He touched a finger to her lips and pulled
her closer. “Yes.”
She widened her eyes.
“I’d love to go. I have no family holding me
here for the holidays so a trip would be great.”
He gave her a soft kiss. “I want to be where
you are.”
Her expression relaxed and she snuggled
against him. “I want that too, Ryan.”
“Now that that’s settled, I think we should
concentrate on getting to know each other better.” He propped
himself on one elbow, facing her and stroked a finger over the
curve of her shoulder. “Beginning right now.”
About the author
Wynter Daniels lives in
Central Florida with her husband of more than twenty years and
their two nearly grown children. They are all the slaves of two
very demanding cats. After careers in marketing and the salon
industry, Wynter’s wicked prose begged to be set free. She loves to hear from readers, but only if it’s
good!
Find Wynter at her website or on Facebook .
the clock, he realized he’d been asleep a couple hours. He followed
her voice into the living room but didn’t go near her when he saw
her sitting cross-legged on the wingback chair.
“I miss you, too, Mama.” She swiped a tear
off her cheek. “I’m sorry I haven’t been more in touch. But I plan
to change that. Something happened recently that…that made me
realize how important family is.” She nodded. “Christmas would be
perfect. I’ll call you soon, I promise.”
Ryan backed through the doorway into the
bedroom, not wanting her to shorten her conversation because of
him.
“Is it okay if I bring someone with me? He’s
special to me.”
Ryan swallowed back a golf ball size lump in
his throat.
“I love you, Mama.”
He climbed back into her bed and waited for
her to come in.
Moments later, she joined him under the
covers, sliding into the crook of his arm where she fit as if she
was made for the spot. “Hey.”
“Hey.” He kissed the top of her head.
“I know I’m making a lot of assumptions
here, but how would you feel about coming to New Orleans with me
for Christmas? We can check out the French Quarter and—”
He touched a finger to her lips and pulled
her closer. “Yes.”
She widened her eyes.
“I’d love to go. I have no family holding me
here for the holidays so a trip would be great.”
He gave her a soft kiss. “I want to be where
you are.”
Her expression relaxed and she snuggled
against him. “I want that too, Ryan.”
“Now that that’s settled, I think we should
concentrate on getting to know each other better.” He propped
himself on one elbow, facing her and stroked a finger over the
curve of her shoulder. “Beginning right now.”
About the author
Wynter Daniels lives in
Central Florida with her husband of more than twenty years and
their two nearly grown children. They are all the slaves of two
very demanding cats. After careers in marketing and the salon
industry, Wynter’s wicked prose begged to be set free. She loves to hear from readers, but only if it’s
good!
Find Wynter at her website or on Facebook .
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