One Guy I'd Never Date by Remi Carrington

Author:Remi Carrington [Carrington, Remi]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781947685291
Publisher: Phrey Press

Chapter 16

The sun hadn’t yet crested the horizon when I parked not far from the barn. The neighbors probably thought I only took pictures in this one spot. That wasn’t the case, but it was a beautiful location.

Magic hovered in the air. The moments before sunrise offered a serenity that I needed. New Year’s Eve was a time for saying goodbye to the old and looking toward the new, which made it the perfect day for Adam and Eve’s engagement pictures.

I still couldn’t say their names together without giggling inside. When I’d suggested they take the engagement pictures in a garden, she’d nixed the idea.

They’d be showing up any minute, but that wasn’t the reason I kept glancing toward the gate. Would nosy neighbors send Zach my way again? As much as I wanted to see him, it would be better if I didn’t. My New Year’s resolution was to get over Zach. Not seeing him since Christmas had helped me move in the right direction.

Adam’s truck pulled through the gate, and I held up two cups of coffee. Eve would need more than one cup before she was ready to smile this early.

As soon as Adam parked, he jumped out and ran around the truck. Instead of helping her out, he carried her to where I stood. “Good morning. We made it. Barely.”

Eve grinned, proving my theory wrong. “He had to throw several pebbles at my window.”

“And let’s just say it’s good that I have a key. The pebbles didn’t work. I made her coffee and sent the dogs to jump on her bed.” He kissed her before setting her down.

“The light is about to be magical, so grab a quick sip of coffee, then we’ll get y’all situated.” I checked my camera and made sure I was ready. “I love that dress. But if you need to do a quick change later, you can slip into the barn. It’s not great, but it’s private.”

Eve bounced on her toes. “Where do you want us?”

“Right over here. Walk this way, stop, hug. Have fun. Adam, talk to her like I’m not here.”

He clasped her hand, and they strolled through the field as light glinted on the top of the grass. When he leaned in and whispered, I wanted to faint. But instead, I clicked the shutter.

After several different poses, I changed out my lens. “Eve, if you want to change, now would be a good time.”

She grabbed a bag from the truck and closed herself inside the barn.

“Are they turning out okay? I’m not always great in pictures.” Adam dropped the tailgate and sat down.

“There were several that I think both of you will love. I’m not sure what you were saying, but she looks smitten.”

He laughed. “I hope I do too. I don’t want it to look one sided.”

“Oh, you look completely in love.” I looked through the viewfinder, deciding on the next set. “If you need to change, run in as soon as she’s out. I want to get more of this light.

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