Haunting Romantics
He jiggled the handle aggressively and shoved again, irritation bubbling up as sweat broke out along his hairline.
He lifted his shirt to wipe his face.
When he dropped it, the door was open.
Ben stared at it for a long moment.
“These old houses,” he said, forcing a laugh. “So finicky.”
Inside the bedroom, the closet doors refused to budge.
The heavy pocket doors, which usually slid smoothly into the wall, were stuck fast. He pushed against them, then pulled, careful not to force them hard enough to break.
Nothing.
His good mood plummeted.
“Doors are officially out to get me,” he muttered.
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