Angel's Breath (Fallen Angels - book 2)
“This early in the morning, the bus was crowded with people heading to work, and it was standing room only. I kept thinking someone would pull out a cell phone any time now and report me to the police.
Fifteen minutes later, without any sign of a squad car or siren, my paranoia lessened enough for me to go over in my mind what had happened in David’s office.
I didn’t focus on the CEO’s murder, or that David and Al were behind it. I didn’t try to think about the setup and what that meant for Chuc...k and me, or that I suddenly didn’t need glasses.
I thought about that internal force that had burst out of me when Al grabbed my arm. What the hell had it been?
Somewhere in the recesses of my mind, I knew it had come from me. How was that possible?
I had heard an electric shock could throw someone several feet away, but static buildup couldn’t produce that much force, could it?
There was one other possibility, but I dismissed it from my thoughts as quickly as it developed. No, I wasn’t going to go down that path.MoreLess
Fifteen minutes later, without any sign of a squad car or siren, my paranoia lessened enough for me to go over in my mind what had happened in David’s office.
I didn’t focus on the CEO’s murder, or that David and Al were behind it. I didn’t try to think about the setup and what that meant for Chuc...k and me, or that I suddenly didn’t need glasses.
I thought about that internal force that had burst out of me when Al grabbed my arm. What the hell had it been?
Somewhere in the recesses of my mind, I knew it had come from me. How was that possible?
I had heard an electric shock could throw someone several feet away, but static buildup couldn’t produce that much force, could it?
There was one other possibility, but I dismissed it from my thoughts as quickly as it developed. No, I wasn’t going to go down that path.MoreLess
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