Arkadia A Druid’s Tale by Athinia Tandino EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
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- Author: Athinia Tandino
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The day was hot and muggy, and I sat at my computer thinking of the
next novel that my dreams had shown me, yet the words seemed not to want
to come. I know I need to write to make my dreams come true, or my life
will never be fulfilled. However, the words still escape me.
I question myself all the time. Am I to write the dream? Alternatively,
am I to use what I have seen in them? Maybe this is when I write the
dreams themselves that I am supposed to put down on paper.
Unable to think, I decided that maybe a little sun and people-watching
for inspiration is what I need to figure out how to start this new book or if I
should finish the one I already have started. So, I decided to head down to
the beach, getting my soft blanket and tablet with my music and a notebook
with a pen. I left my secluded private land for a more public place. The twomile walk helped me think, yet I still had no idea what I should do.
I lay on the beach listening to the music I had put on my tablet; I had
not been lying on the sand for long when a shadow blocked the sun. Then,
frustrated that I am not getting the rays of light to help diminish the pasty
white skin, I slowly turn to see that man standing over me.
The tall, muscular, wide-shoulder man kneels softly, whispering
something as he does it.
“What?” I ask.
“Thought you should know that you are turning very red, you should
be wearing sunblock, or you will make yourself sick with the burns you are
obtaining.” He said, as he still blocked out the sun from touching my skin.
“Yes, but if I am going to eliminate this pasty skin, I need to burn it to
obtain the somewhat golden skin, and to do that, I need to burn and then
care for my flesh, so it does not peel or blister.” So I told him as I gave him
a look at would have to anyone in my area to get the hell out of my sun’s
rays, yet he did not move; he just smiled at me with that o so sexy lift of the
corners of his mouth.
“Do you mind moving out of my sun?” condescendingly, I asked as I
gave him my sweetest smile that did not show my somewhat bad teeth.
“May I join you?” he asks, still smiling.
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