Not My Time by Jessica Salina EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
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- Author: Jessica Salina
- Language: English
- Genre: Action & Adventure Romance
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Rory Miller all but jumped when she heard a whistle from the
shadows. Her breath quickened as she glanced around campus, looking for
the source of the sound. In the dark, it was hard to tell. Some of the
streetlights that normally illuminated the sidewalk were out, making it
harder than usual to see on their way back to her friend Naomi’s dorm from
the library. Naomi, who was with Rory, reached for the keys in her purse, in
case she’d need the pink tube of pepper spray attached to them.
A male voice called, “Haven’t seen you in a while.”
Rory’s anxiety hadn’t been for nothing, despite the university
police’s claim that she was just being overdramatic about her stalker. Her
stomach sank further and further into her body, along with any courage she
might have had left. She wanted to find those officers and scream, “I told
you so!” in their faces, but it was too late now.
“Why haven’t you been showing up to class? I’ve been looking
forward to seeing you, you know,” the familiar voice said.
The answer to that question was that their professor let Rory finish
the course online, but Daniel didn’t need to know that. In fact, their
professor was the only person, other than Naomi and her friends, who took
Rory seriously. The light Daniel now stood beneath cast a long shadow,
making his already towering stature that much more intimidating. His
baggy T-shirt made his lean frame billow out, appearing as though he were
wider. His casual attire helped him blend in as he followed her around
campus, and if anything was in the large pockets of his cargo shorts, no one
would ever tell from a quick glance of his appearance.
Rory could hear her heart beating faster in her own head and tried to
focus on the way her feet felt beneath her, since her vision was so dizzying.
She glanced at Naomi, and they both took steps back away from him, inch
by inch, in hopes of not alerting him. Naomi nodded at her, her silent way
of saying they needed to be ready to run and stick together. Being alone was
dangerous for both of them right now, but especially for Rory.
With her hand still in her purse, Naomi opened her phone’s voice
recording app she kept handy for her journalism classes. She made sure it
was on and then held onto Rory’s hand to comfort her friend.
Before they could think of a response, another voice—gruff and
muffled—rang through the night. It almost sounded electronic, as if a
modifier was changing the man’s voice. “Do you know him, miss?”
Rory looked at the sound of the new person. A man wearing black
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