Good Tidings
“With only a towel slung around his waist, he pulled the door open to see Sean standing in the doorway.
“What the hell are you doing running around half-naked with my sister in the suite?” Sean asked.
“Quiet, she’s still sleeping,” he said. “And if you hadn’t pounded on the door like a jackhammer, I might be a little more presentable.”
Sean walked in and looked around the suite. Through the open door to Bradley’s room he could see the blankets and pillows had been stripped off. Glancing at the... couch, he saw the missing items and his sister, snuggled up in them.
“You playing sleep-over with my sister?” he growled.
Bradley rolled his eyes and worked to control his temper.
“Listen, big brother, you picked the most haunted hotel in Chicago for your sister to stay in, knowing damn well that she would be able to see what happened to make them ghosts,” he said. “Would you like to sleep in a bed with two people shot to death by a Tommy-gun?”
Sean leaned back against the door, his face white.MoreLess
“What the hell are you doing running around half-naked with my sister in the suite?” Sean asked.
“Quiet, she’s still sleeping,” he said. “And if you hadn’t pounded on the door like a jackhammer, I might be a little more presentable.”
Sean walked in and looked around the suite. Through the open door to Bradley’s room he could see the blankets and pillows had been stripped off. Glancing at the... couch, he saw the missing items and his sister, snuggled up in them.
“You playing sleep-over with my sister?” he growled.
Bradley rolled his eyes and worked to control his temper.
“Listen, big brother, you picked the most haunted hotel in Chicago for your sister to stay in, knowing damn well that she would be able to see what happened to make them ghosts,” he said. “Would you like to sleep in a bed with two people shot to death by a Tommy-gun?”
Sean leaned back against the door, his face white.MoreLess
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