One Door Closes--a Beth vignette (PG-13)
Posted: Tue Dec 01, 2009 3:59 pm
Just a little vignette, set right at the end of Sonata…
One Door Closes…a Beth vignette
“How can you remember that?” she demanded.
His dark eyes were luminous. “Because I love you.”
Beth Turner almost fell forward into the arms of Mick St. John. Her lips met his in a kiss that jolted electricity through her body from head to heels. She felt him reach out, felt the door of her apartment swing closed, and knew that whatever happened next, her future with this man, this sweet, strong, impossibly handsome vampire would be exciting, dangerous, and above all, romantic.
And she was going to love him more every day of her life.
Snerk
Beth rolled over and sat up. In the dimness next to her, Josh grunted in his sleep and burrowed deeper into his pillow, the picture of solid, stable normalcy.
She smiled down at him. He really was pretty cute when he was asleep. Actually, he was pretty hot when he was awake, too.
She scrubbed the sleep out of her eyes, thinking about the dream. It had all seemed so real, she even glanced at her left forearm, more than half expecting to see the red scars of twin puncture marks. Then she snorted, laughing at her subconscious. A vampire. How trendy. Maybe Josh was a little earnest, a little boring. He loved her, she was sure of that. She laid back down and cuddled up to him. He threw a warm arm over her, without waking.
Besides, she thought as she drifted back to sleep, everyone knows: there’s no such thing as vampires.
One Door Closes…a Beth vignette
“How can you remember that?” she demanded.
His dark eyes were luminous. “Because I love you.”
Beth Turner almost fell forward into the arms of Mick St. John. Her lips met his in a kiss that jolted electricity through her body from head to heels. She felt him reach out, felt the door of her apartment swing closed, and knew that whatever happened next, her future with this man, this sweet, strong, impossibly handsome vampire would be exciting, dangerous, and above all, romantic.
And she was going to love him more every day of her life.
Snerk
Beth rolled over and sat up. In the dimness next to her, Josh grunted in his sleep and burrowed deeper into his pillow, the picture of solid, stable normalcy.
She smiled down at him. He really was pretty cute when he was asleep. Actually, he was pretty hot when he was awake, too.
She scrubbed the sleep out of her eyes, thinking about the dream. It had all seemed so real, she even glanced at her left forearm, more than half expecting to see the red scars of twin puncture marks. Then she snorted, laughing at her subconscious. A vampire. How trendy. Maybe Josh was a little earnest, a little boring. He loved her, she was sure of that. She laid back down and cuddled up to him. He threw a warm arm over her, without waking.
Besides, she thought as she drifted back to sleep, everyone knows: there’s no such thing as vampires.