The Gift
“Besides, the kids weren’t here to worry about.
She’d never known sex could be anything like this. And she’d sure as hell never known her gift could come in so handy. A smile curved her lips in the dark room. At some point, Ty must’ve turned off the light in the hall—probably while ditching the second condom.
She smiled again. If possible, the second time had been even more amazing than the first. And the man had warned her he wasn’t sure how long he could last. She almost laughed.
He was an inc...redible lover. Patient, attentive, well-endowed, and long lasting. In fact, he’d worn her out. She was exhausted.
This new, unexpected perk to her empathy was a little quirk she wasn’t prepared to share with her cousin, even though they’d always shared in the past. Sam used to say he envied the drama and magnitude of Beth’s gift, while she wished hers could be as simple and undemanding as his. He often compared himself to a psychic errand boy, as the spirits of those who’d passed with something left undone or lost would seek him out to finish what they’d left, so they could move on to their eternal rest.MoreLess
She’d never known sex could be anything like this. And she’d sure as hell never known her gift could come in so handy. A smile curved her lips in the dark room. At some point, Ty must’ve turned off the light in the hall—probably while ditching the second condom.
She smiled again. If possible, the second time had been even more amazing than the first. And the man had warned her he wasn’t sure how long he could last. She almost laughed.
He was an inc...redible lover. Patient, attentive, well-endowed, and long lasting. In fact, he’d worn her out. She was exhausted.
This new, unexpected perk to her empathy was a little quirk she wasn’t prepared to share with her cousin, even though they’d always shared in the past. Sam used to say he envied the drama and magnitude of Beth’s gift, while she wished hers could be as simple and undemanding as his. He often compared himself to a psychic errand boy, as the spirits of those who’d passed with something left undone or lost would seek him out to finish what they’d left, so they could move on to their eternal rest.MoreLess
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