That Unforgettable Kiss (Kissed By Fate Book 1) by Tamara Ferguson

Author:Tamara Ferguson [Ferguson, Tamara]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Contemporary Romance, Women's Fiction, Forever Love, Bachelor, Single Woman, Sensual, Hearts Desire, Lifetime Love, Life-Changes, Second Chances, Honesty & Trust, Home & Family, Romantic Schemes, Beautiful & Feisty, Love-Family & Forever, Home Improvement & Design, Remodeling & Renovation, close-knit community, Crystal Rock, determined & stubborn, Kissed By Fate, Family Construction Business, Prophecy Foretold, Architecture Degree, Callahan Construction, Crime, Thief Stealing
Publisher: Tamara Ferguson; 1 edition
Published: 2014-10-17T04:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER

TWENTY

Sara was really upset. Despite Murphy’s numerous warnings about wanting to end their relationship over these past few weeks, apparently, Sara hadn’t taken him seriously.

But it was done. Murphy ended the call and slipped his phone back into his pocket. He’d still have to confront her face to face when he returned to Chicago. But he’d felt guilty about beginning a new relationship with Kate while Sara was still hanging on by a thread.

It was time to finish packing up Kate’s tables into his truck. He’d been right – his mom had fallen in love with her designs when he’d e-mailed the photos.

As he carried Kate’s mantelpiece out to the truck, Murphy’s thoughts turned to his dad, and he smiled. Even though Dad complained about always being the one stuck with loading up his Mom’s truck, it was obvious he was proud of his wife and everything she’d achieved since opening up her vintage resale business.

Murphy hoped he could be so lucky – to have a relationship as strong as his parent’s.

Or as strong as Jenny and Mike Callahan’s.

Speaking of which...

Simultaneously, Jenny and Mike pulled up in their vehicles, on either side of his. Finished loading up his truck, Murphy had stuffed a couple of blankets here and there between the pieces of furniture before covering them tightly with a tarp.

“All packed up, Murph?”

“Yeah, Cal. I’ll just have to throw in my overnight bag and drafting table.”

“You sure you don’t want to come out with us for dinner tonight, since it’s your last night here in town?”

Murphy squirmed uncomfortably. “Thanks for asking. But I’m supposed to get together with a friend.”

Jenny eyed him oddly. It was almost as if she knew he was intending to meet up with her daughter, and Murphy glanced away, rubbing his hand uncomfortably over the back of his neck. He hoped Jenny couldn’t read his thoughts, because he was sure as hell planning to do a lot more than just meet up with Kate.

Cal slapped him on the back. “Jenny’s sure glad to have some extra space in the attic, now that you’ve emptied it out.”

“Do you really think this stuff will sell, Murphy?” Jenny asked. “To tell you the truth, I completely forgot about everything Kate had up there. She’s been so busy – since she began working full-time for her father – she doesn’t have a whole lot of time for her hobbies, anymore.”

“I think that these tables will do more than just sell, Jenny – I wouldn’t be surprised if Kate immediately gets orders for more.”

“Her tables truly are lovely – aren’t they? As a matter of fact, I have a couple upstairs, in our bedroom, along with a few of her framed mosaics in the guestrooms.”

Murphy nodded. “Mom’s sure curious to see them close up.” He chuckled. “Something tells me, she’ll want to hang on to this mantelpiece and switch it out for the boring one in our family room. Ever since she’s opened up her shop, her taste has slowly transitioned from traditional to eclectic.

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