# Chapter 61: The Spark That Shouldn’t Be
Hello, dear listeners, and welcome back to **Searching For Someday free digital audiobook**! I’m so glad you’re here with me today, because Chapter 61 is one of those quiet-but-electric chapters that sneaks up on you and then leaves your heart racing. Let’s dive in.
Ken starts things off with a delighted whoop, practically cheering, “You go, girl. Of course we’ll go.” But before anything else, he pulls Jane into his chamber—his office, really—because he has someone special he wants her to meet. Their heels click down the hallway, and Kate is left staring at the stack of folders on her desk.
And what a strange season this has been for Kate. Her client list has nearly doubled over the last few months. The expo probably helped. Everyone at Kinnections has adjusted to working twice as hard now that Kate has lost her gift. She doesn’t even try to use it anymore. Most of her time is spent with Robert and the television, a routine that feels safe but maybe a little hollow. Her mind drifts, as it so often does, to Slade. Does he miss her? Did he get the partnership? Has he ever thought about calling her? Or has he already moved on? The questions hang there, unanswered, like they always do.
Then the bell tinkles, and there’s a knock at her door. Tim peeks in, and Kate smiles. She waves him inside and asks how Friday night’s date went. Tim settles into the chair. He’s one of her favorite clients, and she truly wishes she could match him correctly. He’s slightly overweight, with gorgeous golden eyes and thick brown hair, and a wicked sense of humor that always makes her laugh. He isn’t flashy, broody, or a bad boy. He’s just genuinely nice, with a great personality. Kate silently tells herself it’s time to work harder.
Tim shrugs. The date was sweet, he says, but not a good fit. The woman was a gym rat, and though they had a great conversation, he caught her looking at the hot waiter. Kate shakes her head, remembering her own date from hell—the one she hooked up with the busboy. “Sometimes this sucks, huh?” she says. But she tells Tim not to quit on her. She thinks she has a better idea of who to match him with.
“I’m no quitter,” Tim says. At least he gets to date a bunch of cool women and eat out. His television remote was getting too much of a workout before he came to Kinnections. Point taken, Kate thinks.
Then the door flings open. Jane is headed out, saying she’ll see Kate at Mugs—then stops, apologizing for interrupting. She smiles at Tim and says hi. Tim grins, happy to see her again. He teases, “Getting hooked up again?” Jane laughs and says, “I guess we’re peas in a pod, huh?”
Kate rises from her chair as Jane walks in. She asks if Ken took care of her. Jane says yes. They may try a mixer. She may be ready. “Sounds good,” Kate says.
Tim stands and pauses in front of Jane. “I’m sorry the last guy didn’t work out for you,” he says. He stares at her hard, a smile curving his lips. “He must’ve been stupid.” Jane offers a soft “Aww, thanks.” Kate echoes the sentiment, telling Tim she’s not sure why he’d be in here again either.
Then Kate turns to give them some space to keep talking. Her hands brush against both of them.
Snap. Crackle. Pop.
Her skin burns. An electrical shock cuts through her system, making her jerk back. Kate holds her breath and stares at Tim and Jane, her heart pounding so hard she swears they must hear it. But they don’t. They’re looking at each other, and the energy between them simmers like a live wire.
Oh. My. God.
Kate’s gift—the one she thought was gone—just flickered back to life in the most inconvenient, breathtaking way possible.
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## Reader’s Impressions & Star Rating
What a delicious little cliffhanger! This chapter feels like a quiet storm: Kate is trying to move on, burying herself in work and distractions, wondering about Slade, and pretending her lost gift doesn’t hurt. Then in walks Tim, sweet and overlooked, and Jane, ready to try again, and Kate’s hands brush against both of them. That snap-crackle-pop moment gave me full-body chills. It’s the perfect reminder that magic doesn’t stay lost forever—it just waits for the right moment. I loved the easy banter between Tim and Jane, and the way Kate’s heart is still tangled up in Slade even while she’s trying to be present. This chapter balances humor, longing, and a jolt of supernatural hope.
**⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4.8 / 5 Stars**
## Next Chapter Prediction
Kate will likely freeze, make a quick excuse, and rush off to process what just happened. She’ll try to test her gift again—maybe subtly touching other clients or objects—and she’ll be terrified and thrilled that it might be returning. The big question is whether she tells Jane and Tim that they’re a match, or whether she hesitates because she’s afraid of being wrong. Meanwhile, Slade may finally reappear, call, or send a message, especially since Kate has been wondering about him. Expect a collision between Kate’s reawakening gift and her unresolved feelings—and possibly the beginning of a match that changes everything for Tim, Jane, and Kate herself.
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