Fissure
“I’d never considered time my enemy before, but after two hundred and a handful of years, it had made a spiteful enemy out of me as Emma’s hand reached for the handle when we pulled up to the curb outside her dorm hall.
As I considered teleporting right outside her door to vanquish her damn twenty-first century feminism, she stiffened.
“Not good,” she said, biting her lip as she looked out the window.
I zoned in on what she was referring to. “Super,” I said under my br...eath. “I think you’ve got yourself something of a possessive boyfriend, Em.”
Arms crossed, eyes narrowed, jaw set, Ty loomed in the center of the walkway like he was a bull ready to charge. I wanted to kick his controlling, girlfriend-stalking ass, but more than that, I wanted to spend more time with Emma.
“Let’s just get out of here,” I said, cranking into gear, but for once in my life, I wasn’t quick enough.MoreLess
As I considered teleporting right outside her door to vanquish her damn twenty-first century feminism, she stiffened.
“Not good,” she said, biting her lip as she looked out the window.
I zoned in on what she was referring to. “Super,” I said under my br...eath. “I think you’ve got yourself something of a possessive boyfriend, Em.”
Arms crossed, eyes narrowed, jaw set, Ty loomed in the center of the walkway like he was a bull ready to charge. I wanted to kick his controlling, girlfriend-stalking ass, but more than that, I wanted to spend more time with Emma.
“Let’s just get out of here,” I said, cranking into gear, but for once in my life, I wasn’t quick enough.MoreLess
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