Mom isn't here," Corey said. "Neither is Travis. So much for my grand resurrection." He slumped onto the sofa. "We'll have to wait for them. Which is a little anticlimactic.
by Kelley Armstrong (0 Reviews)
In "The Calling" by Kelley Armstrong, Corey expresses disappointment over the absence of his mother and Travis during a significant moment he anticipated. He comments on the situation, feeling that their absence diminishes the potential impact of the event he has been looking forward to, turning it into a letdown instead of the anticipated climax. Feeling disheartened, Corey sinks into a couch, emphasizing his frustration and the wait ahead. His comments...
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