Sam started to move away, and she pulled him closer. " Where are you going?" she asked. " Shhh, " he said. "I'm just going to grab the blanket and turn out the light. I'll be right back." Bella chuckled sleepily and waved her right hand. The blanket lifted off the back of the chair where she'd left it and came slowly sailing across the room to drape itself over their entwined bodies. A snap of her fingers and the single lamp in the kitchen went out. Sam blinked in the sudden darkness. "You're a very handy woman to have around, " he said. " You have no idea, " she replied, and proceeded to demonstrate that she wasn't quite as tired as he'd thought. Deborah Blake
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