Match Me If You Can by Tiana Smith
Author:Tiana Smith
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Feiwel & Friends
fifteen
The store bell chimed when I opened the door, and a wave of incense hit me, causing me to wrinkle my nose. Why dress shops had to smell like the inside of a wedding bouquet was beyond me. If anything, it made me want to leave the shop faster, before buying the uncomfortable shoes that would promptly be discarded at the side of the dance floor come homecoming night. There weren’t many store options in our town, though, so it wasn’t like I had much choice.
“Robyn?” I called, walking toward the dressing rooms in the back. She’d texted me a few minutes ago, so I knew she was here already.
“Here!” she called, waving a hand above one of the doors. “What do you think of this one?”
She pulled open the door and emerged in a gorgeous red-satin dress.
“Super cute,” I said, motioning for her to turn around. She gave a twirl, and I noticed the oversize red bow in the back. “Perfect for Cupid.”
“Right?” She flounced into the main room of the shop to stand in front of the three-way mirror. The door dinged as someone else entered, and I turned to find Logan standing awkwardly in the entryway.
“Robyn,” I said, drawing out her name. “What is Logan doing here?”
She glanced past her shoulder and motioned him over. He walked toward us cautiously.
“I think this is the one,” Robyn said to us both, swishing the skirt in the mirror. “I’m out.”
“But I just got here!” I said.
“And you were going to help me pick out a tux,” Logan said. But he didn’t look surprised. Was he in on this? Whatever this was? The tux-rental store was right next door to this one, which explained why he was meeting Robyn here.
“I already picked a few out and put your name on them,” she said, patting Logan’s shoulder. “Mia can help you decide which one looks best.”
Oh no I couldn’t. Maybe I’d have to spend time with Logan for the journalism competition, but that was where I was drawing the line.
But Robyn was already walking back toward the dressing rooms like the matter was decided. How early had she gotten here to have picked out tuxes for Logan and tried on dresses herself? Or had she decided on this dress long ago, and only used shopping as an excuse to bring me and Logan together?
But why? She wanted me to work out with Vince. And she’d set Logan up with Elena. That was what Robyn wanted, right? I knew I hadn’t spent much quality time with my best friend lately, but it was like I couldn’t read her at all anymore.
Robyn closed the door to the dressing room, sequestering herself inside. I refused to look at Logan. Logan, who was casually leaning against the wall, watching me blush and squirm. I fiddled with my purse strap instead of meeting his gaze, wondering if I should tell Vince about this on our date tonight. Then I wondered if that meant I’d already decided to go with Logan to the tux shop.
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