Choices by Lyn Gardner

Author:Lyn Gardner
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
Tags: lesbian, lesbian romance, lesbian love, lesbian fiction, lesbian lovers, lesbian novel, lesbian book, lesbian adult romance
Publisher: Lyn Gardner

Chapter Twenty-Five

Robin had barely stepped out of her bedroom before she paused to breathe in the view. Judy was sitting at the dining room table with her head bowed as sunlight streamed in from the patio doors. It blazed its way into the kitchen, lighting up the entire room, yet as far as Robin was concerned, its warmth was no match for what Judy added to the space, merely by existing. “I could get used to this.”

Judy looked up from the list she was making and smiled. “Good morning. Coffee’s done.”

“I smell that,” Robin said, shuffling over to pour a cup. “How long have you been here?”

“About an hour, I guess. I was trying to be quiet. I hope I didn’t wake you.”

“You didn’t,” Robin said before taking a sip of her coffee. “What are you working on?”

“I figured since we have almost six months to get all the rooms ready, we could split our time between that and everything else.”

“What’s everything else?”

“Well, I need to learn the accounting software, so I can start entering all the information from Adele’s old receipts and records. There’s a lot of good stuff in there, and I don’t think we want to lose it.”

“I agree.”

“We also need to look into getting a website, so I thought I’d do some research and see who’s got the best plans. Once I figure that out and you and I agree on a template, I can start working on designing one. With your input, of course.”

Robin flinched back her head. “You know how to build a website?”

“I did the one for The Wheelhouse. It’s not that hard, and the sooner we get it done, the sooner our name’s out there.” Judy stopped long enough to take a drink of her coffee. “And I need to get a copy of that spreadsheet you made with all the room rates. That way, once the accounting software is up and running, I can start working on the booking and management program you bought so we have the right rates tied to the right dates.”

“And you talk about my energy level,” Robin said with a laugh. “Just how much coffee have you had this morning.”

“This is only my second cup,” Judy said, lifting her mug. “Thank you very much.”

Robin grinned. “And while you’re doing all of that, what exactly am I supposed to be doing?”

“Writing.”

“Really?” Robin squeaked.

“Sure, why not?”

“But aren’t you going to need my help?”

“Not at first, and besides, what are you planning to do? Hover over me at the computer?”

“No, but you forget. I still need a desk.”

“We can move the one out of Georgian Bay,” Judy said as she got up to get more coffee. “We both agreed it was out of place in there, and it would fit perfectly in Firefly. Let’s just swap the chairs for the desk, and that way, you can write, and I can work.”

“It’s not fair for you to do all the—”

“What’s the best time for you to write?” Judy said as she topped off her mug.

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