middle of nowhere. You never eat steak.” He paused
then and met her gaze. “You kept my jacket in the back
of your closet. For eleven years.” Seconds ticked past.
“And you took it out every so often and wrapped it
against your naked skin.”
She looked away from the intensity of his stare,
feeling out of her depth.
Some of these things he could have gleaned from
going through her drawers while she was out of it, but
not all of them. Not the part about wrapping herself in
his battered leather coat and wondering what it would
really feel like to be wrapped inhim,his arms, his legs,
his scent.
Reaching out, he curled his fingers under her jaw,
and gently turned her head until she had no choice but
to look at him.
“You wanna know how I know this shit? I snooped
through your dreams, just like you snooped through
mine.”
She took a long, slow breath, fighting for calm,
searching for some reasonable explanation, not willing
to believe what she thought he was telling her. That all
those nights she’d touched him, stroked him, tasted him
and let him taste her, she hadn’t been flying solo. He’d
been right there with her.
No.
That was wrong. Justwrong.
“Do soul reapers do that? Dreamwalk—” she lifted
her hand, dropped it “—or whatever you want to call
it?”