This snippet is from my book, Patrick’s Savior. In this story, Patrick has a stalker who is sending letters. This time, the letter was found on Patrick’s bed.
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“I get what you’re saying, I do, but I feel stupid worrying about them. The letters haven’t said anything bad, they’ve just professed their love for me. They don’t state any threats at all, in fact they’re quite complimentary. And for all I know, it could be from a woman.”
“Well, even if it is a woman, there’s no saying they couldn’t be dangerous. I mean, who writes random letters professing their love for a stranger? That’s assuming it is a stranger who’s sending them.”
“Who else would it be?” Patrick asked the question, although they’d tossed around ideas in the past and come up empty-handed.
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Have a great weekend and happy reading!
Nic xx
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rhodrymavelyne says
Intriguing!
darlamsands says
Yikes! I’m reminded of my first love, who had the code to my childhood home’s original, near century old combination door lock. When I started trying to break off our relationship things got a little weird. In retrospect, sharing that information may not have been too wise, but I was young and dumb and… ~grin~ Happy Writing!
Nic Starr says
I hope things didn’t get too weird for you! This part of the story was inspired by letters I found on my bed when I was renting a ground floor flat in my early twenties. I turned out to be a guy who would catch the bus from across the road each morning and watch me leave home. It freaked me out!
Jackie Keswick says
One reason why I find Valentine’s Day cards vaguely creepy!