Grace by Amy Field

Author:Amy Field [Field, Amy]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: The Romance Reading Room
Published: 2018-02-22T05:00:00+00:00

Chapter Two

Coffee was and an absolute must for Bonnie. But because Dustin disliked the smell of coffee, she never made herself any while at home. But even so, they had their routine down to perfection, and she would eventually get her caffeine fix once she got to work. Every morning they would wake up and get ready for the day, and like gears, in a clock, they would work around each other with nothing standing in their way. They would take turns to cook and there was never a question about whom, what or when. Dustin usually went for the whole continental breakfast that included eggs, toast, and bacon and while he preferred fresh orange juice, she usually settled for a glass of water.

Today, however, she was on cloud nine. Practically engaged to be married to the only man she ever loved. While she waited for him to see her out, she couldn't help but smile. She was pretty sure that people who won the Lottery felt much like she did.

Dustin appeared next to her and spontaneously pressed a kiss in the nape of her neck and inhaled, “You smell good, any chance that you can call in sick?”

She slapped his arm and laughed, “Focus mister, we have a lot to get done today.”

He chuckled and wrapped his arm around her waist, “You just hurry on back here then.”

"I'll be back soon, I promise," she said pressing a single kiss on his lips and briskly made her way down the stairs to the sidewalk. She didn't own a car, unlike Dustin who had his pet van that he was so protective over, so as usual, she took a leisurely stroll to the office only a few blocks away while soaking up the morning sun.

She took a shortcut through one of the public gardens and as she walked along the winding path, past the yellow and pink flower beds she couldn't help but smile. It reminded her of the day she bumped into Dustin. It was the day she graduated, at a celebration party hosted for the graduates. She had one too many drinks that night and was stumbling around like a baby giraffe trying to find her balance when she crashed into a solid block of warm flesh. Only to discover that it was her high school crush and that the so-called crush was still very much present. It had been like a simmering coal waiting for a gust of wind to breathe life back into it and light it up into a magnificent flame. Sparks had flown instantly, and what caught her off guard that night was his casual Hello Bonnie, he had actually known her name all that time. It was one of the fondest memories she had of him and it just took off from there.

She let out a soft sigh as she reached the pedestrian crossing. Her local caffeine dealer was up ahead, and she couldn’t wait for her fix. It was a quaint coffee shop

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