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As he worked, issuing the orders and listening to information coming from staff, he wondered yet again why he hadn’t become a doctor, or a lawyer. If I had, I wouldn’t be spending my time right now counting down how long it’ll be before the damned Syrians decide to come across that border.
Within moments, the two aircraft were up in the air, the lights of Athens sparkling below. A beautiful sight, he thought, holding her hand.
Claire shook her head in annoyance, though her expression indicated that she knew it was a losing battle to get him to leave the tie on.
He might be an idiot, but at least he recognizes trouble when he sees it.
And beneath the city, in the darkness, the bomb waited to detonate.
“I wasn’t aware you two were exhibitionists,” she called out. “Or are we supposed to be voyeurs?”
I like the third one...LOL
ReplyDeleteAll the lines make me want to read your novel, but the one that would make me buy the book, not just for me but for everyone I know is, "He might be an idiot..." It's the 'at least he recognizes trouble when he sees it.' Right off I asked 'what trouble?'
ReplyDeleteNice job!
The last one is my favorite. But then, that probably does not come as a surprise....
ReplyDelete:0 :) :)
ReplyDeleteHmmm, I like how you personified the bomb. Excellent sentence.
ReplyDeleteLoved the "he might be an idiot, but at lest he recognizes trouble when he see it"
ReplyDeleteI can relate !
cheers, parsnip