Memory's Door (A Well Spring Novel) - Plot & Excerpts
Marcus glanced at his watch. Three minutes to six. Calen would be on time. He was a good kid. Which should make Marcus happy. But he wasn’t. Fourteen was too young for Abbie to be dating. At 5:59 Calen’s truck chugged to a stop in front of the house and he stepped out, ran his hand over his hair, and stared at Marcus’s house. The kid reached into his pocket, smiled, and pulled something out but kept his fist closed around the object. Irritated. That was the emotion Marcus felt toward the kid. But he shouldn’t. On the surface there was no good reason. Which irritated him more. Calen made Abbie happy and that made Abbie happier with Marcus. Calen put his hand back in his pocket and released whatever object it was he’d held. For an unknown reason the movement reminded Marcus of someone, but he couldn’t determine who. Marcus went to his desk and prayed hard for five minutes, then strode out of his den to the top of the stairs and took two long breaths. He made a slow descent, the feeling of unease intensifying with each step.
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