The Professional Bridesmaid by Jennifer Conner

Author:Jennifer Conner
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: sweet and clean romance, wholesome romance, wedding romance, wedding sweet romance, contemporary romance
Publisher: Books to Go Now
Published: 2018-05-03T16:00:00+00:00

AFTER A QUICK SHOWER, Skye dried her hair and then stood in front of her closet for inspiration on what to wear. She decided on a white short-sleeved blouse and capris. She’d only worn the shirt once so she hadn’t had a chance to stain it. When she walked back out into the living room, Chasen looked up from a magazine he’d snagged off her coffee table.

“Wow, you weren’t kidding. That was fast.” He stood and took a step toward her and eyed the bandage on her ankle. He frowned. “I can’t believe that bridesmaid threw that bowl. She could have broken your foot.”

“I like to stay positive. It was just a flesh wound to quote Monty Python.”

He rolled his eyes and smiled. “And she quotes my favorite movie. You’re a keeper.” He crumpled up the empty muffin bag and napkins and threw them in the trash. He waited for her to put on shoes and then said, “Let’s see what the day has in store for us.”

Chasen led her out to the curb where his car was parked.

“Nice. A classic Mercedes.”

“1986. Do you like cars?”

“I went to a lot of shows with my dad growing up. I’m fairly familiar with the makes and models. 560SL?”

“Yep. I’m impressed.” Chasen ran hand over the fender. “Maybe someday I can afford my dream car of a 1964. But that is a long time off.”

“I’ve only seen you in your limousine. I never thought of you having another car.”

“Like you experienced last night, people look at you funny if you go through a drive-thru, and besides that, the limos are rotten on gas mileage.”

He opened the back door and she laid out the blanket to protect the seat from Ollie’s claws. The puppy jumped in and sat down. Then Chasen opened passenger door and Skye slid in the front seat. He got in and then pulled out into traffic.

“How many limousines do you have?”

“I have three now. It took me awhile to get enough saved up for even the second car, but I love my job and my business. I am happier than I have ever been.”

“I liked my job in Portland better than the one I have now.”

“Why did you move to Seattle?” Chasen asked as he adjusted the rear-view mirror.

“My mom and dad separated. My dad moved here, and after many conversations, I realized that he needed family close by. Dad was lonely. My sister is married, so I looked for a job in Seattle, found one, and moved here.”

“My parents both live just outside the city. We often get together for dinner on a weekday since I’m busy on weekends.”

They drove for a few more miles and Chasen pulled into Chapel in the Sky.

She slapped her forehead. “I forgot all about my purse. I guess it’s a good thing you were around to remember for me.”

“I called this morning again and my friends the caterers, said they were here cleaning up from last night and we should just stop by.”

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