Memories From A Different Future: Jump When Ready, Book 2 - Plot & Excerpts
He’d spent a little longer than he’d meant to riding his bike around the park at Green Lake. Partly, because it was such a nice day. Unexpected at this time of year, when it was almost always overcast if not raining or snowing. Not today, though, which had turned out to be sunny and relatively warm—in the upper forties—which had brought a lot of people to the park. The other reason Ian had lingered there longer than expected was his confusion over that weird moment with his mother in the kitchen. What the hell had that been about, exactly? One minute she’d been absorbed in something online—more than likely one of her projects—and the next she’d suddenly felt compelled to urge him to avoid going to the mall. Ian had never once thought of his mother as a worrier. In fact, despite some aspects of her personality that could be described as a bit quirky—for example, her refusal to learn how to drive—neurosis just wasn’t part of her deal. Just the opposite, in that she was normally easy going almost to a fault.
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