The Kiss that Sparked it All
Chatper 1885
Chapter 1885
After ensuring her friend Marlinie was snug under the covers, Bertha moved to the other bed to check on her daughter, Lea,
At that moment, Lea was deep in sleep, her brow furrowed in dream-induced concentration…
Bertha gently smoothed out the wrinkles on Lea’s forehead and slipped under the covers next to her, closing her eyes in an attempt to find her own sleep. Despite her earlier assurances, to Marlinie, words woven with solace and strength, Bertha found herself besieged by her own tempest of thoughts. Her concerns were tethered to her husband, Thaddeus, whose well-being in the police station was a question mark in her mind.
He was notoriously hard to please and his temper was as unpredictable as a spring storm. She dreaded the thought of him causing trouble for the officers.
Tossed by restless thoughts, Bertha sat upright and glanced at the clock. Dawn had broken; she decided to freshen up and fetch some breakfast for Marlinie and Lea.
shoes and jacket, she approached the door, only to be
“Ellinor, what brings you here
was not by herself. She was cradling
had been startled awake by a nightmare and couldn’t get back to sleep, so she decided to take her for a walk to distract him and
now admitted here; sleep evaded me, so I thought to visit my mother. ” Ellinor
of Baber,
a minor tumble. Bertha, is my mom still asleep?” Bertha glanced back at the sleeping Marlinie and hushed Ellinor with a finger to her lips,
peace, and accepted Bertha’s offer with
closing the door behind them, they stepped into
Baber to protect him
sleep. Has she been struggling with it?”
Update Chatper 1885 of The Kiss that Sparked it All
Announcement The Kiss that Sparked it All has updated Chatper 1885 with many amazing and unexpected details. In fluent writing, In simple but sincere text, sometimes the calm romance of the author Novelxo in Chatper 1885 takes us to a new horizon. Let's read the Chatper 1885 The Kiss that Sparked it All series here. Search keys: The Kiss that Sparked it All Chatper 1885