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Benjamin is an Angel. Or, at the very least, he thinks he is an Angel. His job as an Angel is to lift the eternal rainfall that is ever gracing the desolate city. He realizes that he can't remember something very important when he runs into a mysterious woman named Annalissa. His confusion deepens when he meets up with a man who claims to be his brother who he also can't remember. As the evidence stacks up, he begins to think he may just be crazy.
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Guardian of the Watchtower - Natasha Weber
Guardian of the Watchtower--Silent City
By Natasha Weber
Published by Natasha Weber at Smashwords
Copyright 2018 Natasha Weber
The Angels were hard at work trying to lift the eternal rainfall caused by human tears. It was night, and one Angel strolled through the streets; he was taking an extended break from lifting sadness from humans. The Angel was called Benjamin, and he was relatively new to the game of curing sadness.
He made his way through the claustrophobic city. Skyscrapers were packed next to supermarkets, clothing outlets, and adult stores.
The rain splashed against the stony ground and Benjamin's boots sloshed through the rain. Even at night, the city was bustling. Benjamin saw a ramen stand with an awning shielding customers from the rain on the strip just a mile away. When he was close enough, he saw a very pretty woman sitting at the stand, crossing her legs. She had dyed her hair blue and was dressed inappropriately for the weather. She was wearing a blue hat and a sheer dress with shorts and a tank top under it.
Once he arrived, he put away his umbrella and sat down on a stool in front of the stand. He ordered, and then he looked to his side.
The woman he saw earlier leaned her cheek upon her hand and blinked slowly. She took a sip of her beer and noticed Benjamin staring at her. Something you want?
He said sloppily, you're really pretty...
The woman shook her head with a little smile and looked away.
Benjamin looked away and waited for his noodles, embarrassed.
After a moment, the woman turned towards him, Did you mean that?
She asked plainly.
Yeah...
He chuckled, breaking the ice.
The woman took a swig of her beer and raised her eyebrows with a knowing smile. Why?
Benjamin had no idea. He saw her from afar and she’d drawn his attention. That was all. You're gorgeous.
The server behind the counter put the carton of ramen in front of him and he ate it while glancing at his new acquaintance.
You really don't remember who I am, do you, cutie?
The woman asked suddenly.
Have we met?
Benjamin asked, around a mouthful of noodles.
Yeah, we've met, baby... We lived inside your head together for a long time.
The woman said with a coy smile.
Benjamin laughed a little. "What
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