On Thin Ice (The Baltimore Banners book 8)
“That more than anything else told her she was in a deep funk. Since when did she toss books and not care about it? Never. At least, never until this past week.
Her life should be back to normal by now. A week had gone by, she was feeling better. Things should definitely be back to normal. You wouldn't know it from the way everyone was acting, though.
Dale was still pissed, walking around with a permanent chip on his shoulder and a look that made everyone wonder when he was just going to... lose control and beat something. That wouldn't have been so bad, except for the fact that he stopped by every night unless he was working, filled with doom and gloom and wearing a permanent scowl. Lauren had no idea why he was so pissed. Well, no actually, she did. Mostly. But his anger was too extreme and she wondered if he was dealing with his own sense of guilt, if he blamed himself and wondered if maybe there was something he could have done to help Lindsay before it reached this point.MoreLess
Her life should be back to normal by now. A week had gone by, she was feeling better. Things should definitely be back to normal. You wouldn't know it from the way everyone was acting, though.
Dale was still pissed, walking around with a permanent chip on his shoulder and a look that made everyone wonder when he was just going to... lose control and beat something. That wouldn't have been so bad, except for the fact that he stopped by every night unless he was working, filled with doom and gloom and wearing a permanent scowl. Lauren had no idea why he was so pissed. Well, no actually, she did. Mostly. But his anger was too extreme and she wondered if he was dealing with his own sense of guilt, if he blamed himself and wondered if maybe there was something he could have done to help Lindsay before it reached this point.MoreLess
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