Annissa had gone to Denver to see an old friend and wouldn’t be back until late Sunday so Megan needed to man the fort. Which wasn’t bad because besides answering the phone to schedule appointments for them both, she also had two acupuncture clients drop in for treatments. It didn’t make for a rushed and harried day but she was busy most of it. Busy enough so that she could have—should have—not spent it thinking about Josh almost every minute. Wondering where he was. What he was doing. If he might call or come by at any moment. Wishing he would. Of course she told herself she was worried about what he might be doing in regards to the investigation and in pursuit of her parents. But deep down she knew that wasn’t the real reason he was on her mind. The real reason was that somehow, in the short time she’d known him, some thing had happened and now it was as if he were a part of her every thought, her every breath, her every heart beat. She didn’t want that to be the case and she tried to deny it, but that day was evidence of just how true it was because even though he wasn’t with her in body, he was still with her in spirit.
What do You think about On Pins And Needles (2002)?
