Christmas Star Sapphire (Inspirational Romance): A Second Generation Jewel Series Novella (The Jewel Series Book 6) by Bridgeman Hallee

Author:Bridgeman, Hallee [Bridgeman, Hallee]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
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ISBN: 9781681900193
Publisher: Olivia Kimbrell Press
Published: 2015-11-01T04:00:00+00:00

MADELINE sat next to Joe in the Student Center, nursing a cup of coffee, reading over the printed copy of her paper. She had a red pen in her hand that she fidgeted with as she read. She looked up as Max startled her by pulling out the chair next to her. “Hey kids.”

Joe stopped writing in his planning book. “Max.”

“I’ve heard some news.” He crossed his legs and tapped a long finger on the top of the table. “I have it on good authority that there’s a romance blooming between a student and one of my senior staff members.”

Madeline felt her cheeks flood with color. She darted a look at Joe, who simply grinned at Max. “And?” he queried.

Max let out a sigh. “And I don’t think I have to caution you about any kind of perceived impropriety or that I need to remind you that you are to strive to honor God in all areas of life –”

Joe raised an eyebrow. “And yet –”

Madeline giggled as Max cleared his throat and said, “And yet here I am doing exactly that.”

Joe let that hang in the air for a moment before he said, “Feel better now, brother?”

Max grinned and nodded. “Strangely, yes.” He laughed. It sounded like he was enjoying a private joke. When he stopped laughing, his face had lost some of the serious discomfort it had displayed before. “I’m not sure you can imagine the issues I’ve had to handle over the years.”

“I have personally witnessed some of the issues you’ve had to handle,” Joe said. “I would have just thought that you wouldn’t classify Maddie as an issue. I guess it’s best for you never to assume.”

“It really is best that I not.” He pointed at the notebook. “Is this for the Christmas party?”

Madeline went back to her paper, letting the two leaders put the finishing touches on the upcoming Christmas party. She hoped she could make it. As it looked right now, her paper might be done. But until she bound the final sheet of paper to the stack and had it ready to turn in, she could have absolutely no socializing that didn’t include her working on the paper while doing it.

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