The Vampire's Curse, a Paranormal Romance (Undead in Brown County #2)
“She called shortly after Michael made his hasty departure. She sounded tired and understandably irritated, but the conversation was amicable, and I hung up thinking that she and I were on the same page. I did not tell her that our mother was back. I figured that the less my sister knew, the better off she would be.
When I finally climbed into bed that night and turned off the lamp next to me, I still felt very uneasy. I had been anticipating another visit from my mother with a sickening fear. W...ould she want something from me? What about Katie? My feelings for my mother had morphed into this blackened, lurking phantom that hovered inside my gut and pushed away common sense. It was a heavy burden that caused me to look at myself harshly. I recognized suddenly that I had few real friends. My father had trusted me to run the Inn, but did not have enough confidence in me to encourage me to go to college. Was I even smart enough for college?
The self-doubt had begun to wear away the fragile threads of confidence that had sustained me for most of my life.MoreLess
When I finally climbed into bed that night and turned off the lamp next to me, I still felt very uneasy. I had been anticipating another visit from my mother with a sickening fear. W...ould she want something from me? What about Katie? My feelings for my mother had morphed into this blackened, lurking phantom that hovered inside my gut and pushed away common sense. It was a heavy burden that caused me to look at myself harshly. I recognized suddenly that I had few real friends. My father had trusted me to run the Inn, but did not have enough confidence in me to encourage me to go to college. Was I even smart enough for college?
The self-doubt had begun to wear away the fragile threads of confidence that had sustained me for most of my life.MoreLess
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