Souls Aligned by Arian Williams EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
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- Author: Arian Williams
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- Genre: Multicultural & Interracial Romance
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July 3rd, 2005
The plane touched down smoothly on the runway of Boston Logan
International Airport. Eric’s stomach churned. The ham omelet he’d eaten
several hours ago should have digested by now, but it was turning over like
wet clothes tumbling inside a dryer. He was back in Boston, the place where
he’d left a piece of himself behind. It had been almost a year since he’d run
away from Bhas. They’d exchanged many emails and text messages since
then, neither of them mentioning a word of that incident. Bhas, oldfashioned that he was, had even sent Eric several beautifully handwritten
letters. Eric hadn’t been able to cut himself off completely. He’d cherished
their correspondence, although he’d refused to visit or speak to Bhas. He
knew that if he saw Bhas again or even heard his voice, his resolve to be
independent would crumble.
Eric grimaced. He hadn’t found himself away from Bhas yet. His dreams
were still full of him. Then why had he come back to Boston? Having
arrived in a private jet, he was in front of Bhas’s house within half an hour
of landing. He wished he’d flown commercial as he’d planned to, just so
that he could have delayed this inevitable meeting. Eric’s chest clenched
tightly as he gazed at the familiar wooden door. He took a deep breath, but
his insides kept cramping. He punched in his security code and scanned in.
The door opened with a quiet click. The house was utterly silent.
Eric dropped his bags in the hallway and took his shoes off. His bare feet
barely made a sound as he crossed the wooden floor toward the back of the
house. Bhas favored spending his time in the back garden, so he knew he’d
find him there. As he opened the sliding door, a small but beautiful Zen
garden greeted him. Nothing had changed. The brightly colored furnishings,
the light fragrance of incense, the gurgling water fountains, the tall black
bamboos, and the pond with water lilies.
And Bhas.
Amid it all, Bhas sat on a reclining chair with a laptop on his lap.
A current of pain shot through Eric’s chest.
Perhaps sensing him near, Bhas looked up. His Bhas, as beautiful as he’d
been the day Eric had fallen in love with him and looking not a single day
older than when he’d first seen him six years ago. Bhas had been just
slightly taller than him then, but now he topped him with a few inches. Yet
in front of Bhas, he still felt like he was sixteen. Bhas was agelessness
itself, his face, his demeanor, frozen in time.
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