Oh, and Jilly, you really
shouldn’t be in the habit of meeting strange people at night. I could have been
a strangler for all you knew,” he said with a hint of reproach in his voice.
“Oh, I wouldn’t worry too much about me,
William; it’s the strangler who should be worried,” Jilly said with a viscous
gleam in her eyes while she vigorously rubbed her palms together until they
glowed brightly in the moonlight. “Care to shake my hand, Mr. Strangler?” she
asked with a laugh as she stuck her hand out to him.
“Ok, I’m game, let’s see what you’ve got up
your sleeve,” he said as he grabbed her hand. Almost instantly he was on the
ground, writhing in pain. “Well, I will say that tonight I’m glad that I cannot
die; that sure packs a punch. I think I could feel my heart stop for a second,”
he said, a little winded, as he propped himself up into a sitting position and
rubbed his hand.
“Yeah, I figured I’d give you a real show
tonight,” she said as she walked away.
He watched her go, still sitting
on the ground, and said, “Until tomorrow then,” almost under his breath.
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2 comments:
Thanks Liz!!!!
Thank you for pointing this book out. I ordered it! lol
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