Tell Me You Love Me
““Son of a bitch, will you move out of the way?’’ The car in front of him did a jerky lane change to the left, cutting in front of an unsuspecting driver. Sheldon sped up, and as he passed the car on the way to his exit, he whipped his head to the left to get a look at the dimwit behind the wheel.
It was an elderly woman, and the look of absolute horror she leveled in his direction zapped some sense into him.
Shit, what the hell was wrong with him? This woman hadn’t committed any heinous crime. In fact, she’d been doing the speed limit—in the slow lane, at that. It was he who was driving like an idiot, and quite frankly, he was only lucky that he hadn’t run into a state trooper, who definitely would have given him a citation for speeding.
Sheldon slowed down as he drove along the exit ramp. It was then that he noticed his hands were jittery. Christ, he couldn’t even hold the steering wheel properly. He was damn lucky to have made it this far without an incident.
He made a concerted eff...ort to rein in his scattered emotions as he drove the rest of the way to his mother’s house.MoreLess
It was an elderly woman, and the look of absolute horror she leveled in his direction zapped some sense into him.
Shit, what the hell was wrong with him? This woman hadn’t committed any heinous crime. In fact, she’d been doing the speed limit—in the slow lane, at that. It was he who was driving like an idiot, and quite frankly, he was only lucky that he hadn’t run into a state trooper, who definitely would have given him a citation for speeding.
Sheldon slowed down as he drove along the exit ramp. It was then that he noticed his hands were jittery. Christ, he couldn’t even hold the steering wheel properly. He was damn lucky to have made it this far without an incident.
He made a concerted eff...ort to rein in his scattered emotions as he drove the rest of the way to his mother’s house.MoreLess
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