Fire At Sunset: The Firefighters Of Darling Bay 4 - Plot & Excerpts
While some of the newer stations in Darling Bay had individual rooms for the firefighters to sleep in, Station One was old-school with its bed cubicles cordoned off by heavy drapes. Really, the dorm was nothing more than a wide hallway, with narrow single beds on either side of the aisle, but when Bonnie was in the station, she imagined that her little bunk space was her own. Even though in two days B shift would have it and Bruno Sipes would be sleeping in the bed she occupied today, and two days after that, Mariana Bell would be covering the same mattress with her Snoopy sheets, right now, the bed was hers. Tonight, when they all went to sleep, hoping for a peaceful night, Bonnie would pretend she couldn’t hear Guy snoring and that Luke didn’t fart in his sleep as much as he did. There was no privacy in a fire station that ran an engine, a truck, and a medic, as well as housing the battalion chief. None at all. That’s why Bonnie sat on the edge of her bed after she’d fluffed her two work pillows to within an inch of their life.
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