Here we go again. 🙂
“How is this not about you?” He said, “I buried the past. You’re the one toting a shovel.”
“If you were more open with me, I wouldn’t have to dig for information on my own.”
“What can your knowing possibly change?” His brow wrinkled.
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Hailey writes about questionable applications of otherwise perfectly good magic, the transformative power of love, the family you choose for yourself, and blowing stuff up. Not necessarily all at once. That could get messy.
Jessica Subject says
Oh, a secret!? Very intriguing!
Fallon says
Yes! You have such a way with dialogue. Loved this and can't wait for more.
Gem Sivad says
If that is not just like a man…you can only know what I think you need to know!
Great six Hailey!
gem
graylinfox says
I love this story and look forward to seeing more glimpses every week.
Sarah Grimm says
Great six, Hailey! Especially love 'You're the one toting a shovel.' Fantastic!
~Sarah
Sandra Sookoo says
lol "you're the one toting a shovel." Great 6!
Eleri Stone says
Like the shovel bit and I love his response at the end. Such a man thing to say. And, Hailey! I had to go back and read last week's cause I missed it. How could you just leave Clayton broken and bleeding like that?!? Not cool.
Lucy Felthouse says
Me like! Can't wait to see what happens next 😉
Ella Drake says
🙂
Layna says
I love the dialog here Hailey. Great six!
Kerrianne says
Intriguing. Nice six x
chrystallathoma says
Intriguing six!
Patricia Preston says
I love the dialogue. Great hook.
Taryn Kincaid says
Great imagery, burying the past, toting the shovel, digging for info. Works really, really well.
Lisa Fox says
I like knowing! He can tell me!
laurijowen says
Very good dialogue!
jayelkaye says
I love the back and forth
hthurmeier says
Great dialogue! I love the whole thing with the buried past and the shovel. Awesome!
pippajay says
I loved the dialogue, and want to know exactly what got buried. 🙂