Devil's Kiss (Sunset Cove #2)
“He couldn’t believe he was back there—of his own volition. As he navigated his vehicle between the ones parked at the curbside, he saw Finn’s mother’s car and stared longingly at the home he’d once wished was his own. It’d been so great to reconnect with Finn recently, and just like back in the day, Mrs. Finley had welcomed him into her home with a warm smile and a hug.
But he wasn’t on this street today for a hug and a pat on the back, no. He was there to do something he never would’ve believed himself capable of years ago. It had taken him weeks to come to terms with the fact that he was helping his father, but now that he was there driving down a street that for him ended in hell, he wondered if he’d lost his sanity.
As he pulled to a stop at the curb of his father’s home, he took a moment to try to calm his nerves. God, what he wouldn’t do to be anywhere other than there today.
As the engine idled, he tapped his thumb on the steering wheel and counted back from twenty. Just get ...in and get out.MoreLess
But he wasn’t on this street today for a hug and a pat on the back, no. He was there to do something he never would’ve believed himself capable of years ago. It had taken him weeks to come to terms with the fact that he was helping his father, but now that he was there driving down a street that for him ended in hell, he wondered if he’d lost his sanity.
As he pulled to a stop at the curb of his father’s home, he took a moment to try to calm his nerves. God, what he wouldn’t do to be anywhere other than there today.
As the engine idled, he tapped his thumb on the steering wheel and counted back from twenty. Just get ...in and get out.MoreLess
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