Four-2

1087 Words

Jake pulled his truck to a stop on the other side of the street from Phoebe’s house. He set the brake and studied the tidy structure in the daylight, forcing himself to wait to get out and cross the street, fighting back an unprofessional and unwelcome eagerness to see her again. Her property was almost picture perfect, with neat flowerbeds outlining the house and front walk. A row of pine trees divided the approach to the garage from the tiny back yard enclosed in a picket fence. In the center of the backyard was a swing set, minus the swings, with a small trampoline underneath. Before he could puzzle out the why of that, a tingling on the back of his neck had him twisting to look down the street. It was well worth the lost sleep, this first view of Phoebe jogging down the hill toward

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