The Lingering Kiss of Farewell Novel

She’d gotten a divorce and that was why she’d moved away. Anything was possible, but she couldn’t dwell on it, and if it had been painful, she was now lucky enough not to recall it at all, she had no memories prior to waking up in the hospital. At least she’d not forgotten who she…

“Right.” Wil agreed, the man already sounded board. “There are very personal things, Cal, can’t we talk in private?” she reached out a hand to touch him. He took a step back. “Hmm, I bet it’s not where hers was.” He reached for the hem of her hospital gown, and she gasped. His eyes moved…

“I told you this was not the right way, asked you a hundred times to change your plans, that one way ticket.” The man muttered “Made her believe you were kicking her out of the country.” “I’m not that cruel or mean. She should have known this about me,” Cal muttered. “She was in love…

he asked. “Um… Bedford.” “Okay, that’s not that faraway from our hospital, you’re a local then.” “I think I was driving home.” She murmured. “Your next of kin, we couldn’t find anything on you about that, just your driver’s license is all. There were no family pictures or anything for us to contact anyone. No…

He honestly couldn’t believe she was the type of person to do this to him. She would have to know he would blame himself for putting her on that flight, yet here she was alive out there somewhere. God only knows where because he couldn’t find her. She just didn’t bloody exist anymore, had likely…

“Miss?” “Claustrophobic” she murmured, and she was. She hated small confined spaces more than anything in the world. “I might need a minute,” she dragged in a breath. “Definitely need a minute… May I run to the bathroom and come back?” She asked. “Yes.” The attendant nodded and handed her back her passport and ticket….

he handed his keys over to Wil, who wished him luck. He yelled at him, “You’ll bloody need it.” as he headed into the airport himself. To catch his flight so he could beat her to Italy and prepare in advance of her arrival, though it was all set and he knew it. He had…

“Come on Calvin, be home, pick up,” she muttered, only to get his machine, annoyingly waited for it to get to the leave your name after the beep. Looked up as she spoke his name, “Calvin…” her words cut off as she screamed. She’d veered into oncoming traffic, yanked her steering wheel to try and…

was all she stated in return, and it didn’t sound like she was interested in making small talk. “I was curious about how you know Marilyn Riddley. No one seems to know who she is. A pen name is what Anabell told me.” “I went to college with her. It’s how I have all her…

The car pulled up at the drop??ff zone to the international airport, and she looked down at her left hand. She was still wearing her engagement and wedding rings. He’d not asked for them back, but she knew it was time to part with them. As he opened his door to get out, she slipped…