This comes from chapter four of LIGHT BRINGERS. A brief summary of the scene: Ryan is with his girlfriend, Amber and they are “making up” after a minor disagreement. Ryan is a powerful Telekinetic, but something weird has been happening with his gift lately.
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They laughed into each other’s mouths as the kiss intensified. Ryan sent a thought to the lamp, flipping off the light. He focused on the bedroom window and it opened wider, sending a warm breeze into the frilly bedroom. Another tingle through his frontal lobe turned on the stereo, filling the room with soft music. He smiled at the romantic scene he had just created as he dropped down to give more attention to Amber’s breasts.
God, can’t he ever do stuff like a normal person?
Ryan’s head jerked up. “What did you say?”
“Nothing, baby.” She pulled his head back to her breasts.
He broke away and stared at her.
“What?”
Ryan leaned back further. “You think I’m a freak or something?”
Amber’s eyes shot wide. She sat up on her elbows and shook her head. Her strawberry-blonde hair swished over her shoulder like fine threads of silk. “I don’t—I wouldn’t...”
He got up from the bed unsure what he was feeling, but certainly no longer in the mood for sex.
“Ryan, what are you doing? Come back to bed. My parents will be home in like, three hours.”
“Where are my clothes?”
“In the dryer…you’re leaving?”
He’d forgotten that he was soaked to the bone when he got there. He wriggled his toes into those emasculating flip-flops, thanking all things holy that her parents weren’t home to see him marching through their house stark naked. He didn’t know what disturbed him more, the fact that Amber didn’t like one of the most basic things about him, or that he had heard her think it. A lot of people without gifts hated those who had them, jealous really, but he never thought Amber would be one of them. Granted, he should’ve been suspicious when she went out of her way to tell him how much she loved his Telekinesis.
3 comments:
Emasculating flip-flops. Love it!
Thanks for stopping by my blog. Glad to have you, even if I'm not your sister. :) Very cool, though. I've only met one other person with my name. And like you, I've never met a peanut M&M I didn't like either.
This was great! Your descriptions are so vibrant that it was easy to get a clear picture of the scene in my head. I felt bad for Ryan, though. :(
Hey, Anissa, now I have a nice threat to use on my sister when I'm eating M&M's and she's complaining...I can replace her with a new sister and won't even have to learn a new name! lol
Thanks Stephanie, everyone feels bad for Ryan, but he'll be okay eventually-lol.
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