Dream Chaser
“Jamie opened the door.
“I need a place to stay,” Jonathan replied. “Just for tonight.”
“I thought you …never mind.” He stepped back to let Jonathan in. “Obviously, a change of plans.”
“You could say that.”
“Want to talk about it?”
“No.”
“Then we’ll have a drink and relax.”
Jonathan set down his suitcase. Jamie’s place looked like a bachelor pad again. Why it struck him now, he wasn’t sure, but no woman would feel comfortable here without a major redo. Maybe that’s wh...at he needed, too, a major redo. So he could stop thinking he wanted a woman in his life again.
A sixty-inch widescreen dominated one wall of Jamie’s living room. Two oversized leather chairs and a matching sofa formed a half-circle focused on the television screen, and four or five touchpads were scattered on the table near one of the reclining chairs, along with months-old magazines.MoreLess
“I need a place to stay,” Jonathan replied. “Just for tonight.”
“I thought you …never mind.” He stepped back to let Jonathan in. “Obviously, a change of plans.”
“You could say that.”
“Want to talk about it?”
“No.”
“Then we’ll have a drink and relax.”
Jonathan set down his suitcase. Jamie’s place looked like a bachelor pad again. Why it struck him now, he wasn’t sure, but no woman would feel comfortable here without a major redo. Maybe that’s wh...at he needed, too, a major redo. So he could stop thinking he wanted a woman in his life again.
A sixty-inch widescreen dominated one wall of Jamie’s living room. Two oversized leather chairs and a matching sofa formed a half-circle focused on the television screen, and four or five touchpads were scattered on the table near one of the reclining chairs, along with months-old magazines.MoreLess
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