I Hope You Dance by Robin Lee Hatcher

Author:Robin Lee Hatcher [Hatcher, Robin Lee]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: ebook
Publisher: Zondervan on Brilliance Audio
Published: 2014-12-31T16:00:00+00:00

Grant wasn’t a tuxedo or morning suit kind of guy. But he had to admit the party of men looked handsome in gray tailcoats and trousers with accents of lavender.

As he stared at his reflection in the mirror, he wondered if this was the type of wedding Skye Foster would want. Not him. If he ever got married, he would want it to be by a cowboy preacher with the wedding party and guests all on horseback. Maybe have a big barbecue for the reception.

He gave his head a shake, uncomfortable with the direction of his thoughts. He and Skye hadn’t even had an official date yet. They were a long ways from romance, and even if romance happened between them, they were still a long ways from talk of a wedding—if that time ever came.

“I’ve got everything I need, Mr. Nichols,” the tailor said, holding out his hands toward Grant’s shoulders to help remove the jacket.

“Thanks.” He shrugged out of the tailcoat, then went into a nearby dressing room. It didn’t take long to shed the rest of the wedding finery and get back into jeans, boots, and cotton shirt. Funny, how much more himself he felt with the right clothes on.

When he came out of the dressing room, he found the other men waiting for him.

“Lunch is on Charity,” Buck said with a grin. “Where do you want to eat?”

Ken suggested a popular pizza parlor on State Street.

As they headed for the car, Tom said, “Buck, now that it’s getting closer, how do you think you’ll like living down here?”

“I’ve gotten used to the idea,” Buck answered. “I’m no fan of the traffic, but since both Charity and I will be working out of the home, I guess we can avoid the worst of it. And we’ll be back in Kings Meadow from spring until after hunting season.”

“Sounds like a good compromise.”

“It was an easy one to make, once I realized how much I loved her.”

Up to that moment, Grant had only listened with half an ear. But now Buck’s remark reminded him of something his brother Vince had said to him some years ago. “I’d do anything for Segunda. You know, climb the highest mountain. Swim the deepest sea. Just so long as she agrees to marry me.”

He pictured Skye once again. Would he want to climb the highest mountain and swim the deepest sea for her? He’d been on his own for a long time. He hadn’t needed to make any compromises. He’d only had himself to think about. Was he ready to put someone else’s needs ahead of his own?

He didn’t know the answers, but he intended to figure them out. The sooner, the better.

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