The Thousand Mile Love Story by Natalie Vivien

Author:Natalie Vivien
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: lesbian, lesbian romance, lesbian love, lesbian fiction, lesbian book, lesbian novels, lesbian romance fiction, lesbian books, les fic

And she took one glance at Andee, and that sly smile was back.

Somehow, Tiffany knew.

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“Really, Robin?”

Tiffany paused, her fingers poised on the GPS as she glanced witheringly into the backseat at Robin. Robin, who had assumed a posture of perfect innocence, as if a halo might materialize on top of her head at any moment. Then she grinned mischievously at Tiffany.

“It’ll be fun!”

“Oh, my God. Is there anyone else who thinks riding in an Amish buggy would be fun?” Tiffany tossed a glance at Jill—who was valiantly trying to remain neutral and shrugging her shoulders—and Andee, who just shook her head and laughed.

“I don’t know. It might be,” she said, in Robin’s defense.

“I mean, people build entire vacations around visiting Amish country,” said Robin. “For the millionth time, I’d like to remind you guys that you are the ones who asked me to plan this road trip,” she said, leaning forward and resting her elbows on her knees as she raised an eyebrow.

“I haven’t had enough coffee for this,” said Tiffany, sighing as she gazed out of the parking garage, at the not-so-stunning view of the side of the Holiday Inn building. “And it’s too early for this.”

“Okay, we can bypass the Amish if you guys aren’t sold on the idea of shoo-fly pie and really amazing quilts.”

“Honey, the words ‘really amazing’ should go in front of the word ‘sex,’ not ‘quilts,’” said Tiffany, snorting as she started the engine. “Let’s go to a coffee shop and decide if we’re heading to Amish country or not.”

“I think we should take a vote,” said Robin, brow still up as she glanced sidelong at Andee, who had blushed more deeply every single time Robin had looked her way this morning. She couldn’t help it. When Robin glanced at her, her eyes flashing with mischief, her mouth turned up at the corners, Andee knew that she was thinking about their adventure in the elevator. Which Andee could hardly even believe had happened.

But she was very, very glad that it had.

“So, where would we go if we decided to sort-of drive through Amish country and not really stay but consider buying a shoo-insect pie, or whatever you call it, and take a buggy ride or two?” asked Jill, putting the GPS in the convertible’s glove compartment as Tiffany backed up the car, the spark of coffee lust flashing in her eyes.

“Only to see the greatest single thing in all of Pennsylvania. But…I’m afraid I’ll be vetoed again!” said Robin, shrugging as she spread her hands expansively. “Maybe I should just give you the address and not tell you what’s in store.”

“Oh, my God. It has something to do with aliens, doesn’t it?” sighed Tiffany, dropping the sunglasses down from the top of her head to sit primly on her little upturned nose. “I know that tone, Robin Barnes.”

“Aliens? In Pennsylvania? I thought it was the most boring state in the country,” said Andee, intrigued in spite of herself, as Tiffany flashed the hotel pass at the parking garage meter, and it sprang up to let the car out onto the sunny Baltimore streets.

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