Anne Stuart Quote
It's going to storm, she said.You've been in Alabama for twenty-four hours and you think you canread the weather?Then why is it so dark?It's going to storm.She wanted to hit him. Then I'd appreciate getting to my car before ithits. I don't like thunderstorms. No, I imagine you don't, he said softly. That's just something elseyou're afraid of. Sex, men, thunderstorms, being poor. Me. Anything else?Yeah, she said. I'm afraid of alligators and poisonous snakes, orotherwise I wouldn't be here in this hearse with you.
Anne Stuart
It's going to storm, she said.You've been in Alabama for twenty-four hours and you think you canread the weather?Then why is it so dark?It's going to storm.She wanted to hit him. Then I'd appreciate getting to my car before ithits. I don't like thunderstorms. No, I imagine you don't, he said softly. That's just something elseyou're afraid of. Sex, men, thunderstorms, being poor. Me. Anything else?Yeah, she said. I'm afraid of alligators and poisonous snakes, orotherwise I wouldn't be here in this hearse with you.
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