Wild about the Witch by Cassidy Cayman

Author:Cassidy Cayman [Cayman, Cassidy]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
Publisher: Little Black Cat
Published: 2014-12-05T07:00:00+00:00

Chapter 12

Piper spread out her wedding notes, fabric samples, and pictures of flower arrangements on the table and went to slice some pound cake for when Evie arrived for their serious planning session. She frowned at the cake and hid it away, deciding to slice up some apples instead. Baby number two was going to show any minute now, and even with a Regency style wedding dress, the belly was only part of the problem.

While Piper had sadly missed almost all of Evie’s pregnancy with Mags, due to being trapped in time travel limbo, she’d heard stories from Sam and Mellie about how Evie’s level of craziness amped up considerably the further along she got.

Weddings weren’t exactly stress-free things to plan and execute, and she didn’t want any hormones making things more difficult than they were sure to already be. All she wanted was for her two best friends to finally be married. They were the most in love people she’d ever known, besides herself and Lachlan, of course.

She looked with distaste at the makeshift wedding central she’d set up. When this one was over, was she really going to want to plan another? She made a mental note to ask Lachlan if he wouldn’t mind eloping. He’d probably be delighted. Every time she showed him a cute chandelier or ring-bearer pillow, he seemed appalled at the extravagant lengths people now went to in order to get married.

“Why dinna they just do it in the village church some Sunday?” he asked when she wanted his opinion on some tiny birdcage garlands.

He’d then said the birdcage garlands were daft, and she’d told him to shut up, and hadn’t asked him his opinion since. She shook her head, hoping the wedding wasn’t going to tear them apart.

She had bigger things to worry about tearing them apart if Daria had actually resurfaced. She sat down and closed her eyes, digging deep into her mind for any whispered voices or out of place thoughts. Nothing.

Evie swung into the kitchen and unloaded her laptop onto the table, shaking Piper out of her useless revery.

“What’s up?” Evie asked, looking concerned. She always seemed to know when something was wrong, and continued to worry about Daria.

Piper sighed. “Nothing.” She would tell Evie about her fears if the nightmares and sleepwalking continued. She couldn’t deal with it right now. “Sam not coming?” she asked, mostly relieved that Sam wouldn’t be part of the initial planning. She was fed up with men’s opinions when it came to the wedding.

“No, he saw Archie at the gate and they’re going to hunt for poachers.”

“Oh, it’s poachers now?”

“Always something, right?” Evie asked with a laugh.

She had been in charge of the estate for eight months while Piper and Lachlan went missing in another century and knew well all the problems that could and would arise.

Piper spread out the folders in front of Evie and took her laptop to log into a website she’d found that had beautiful flower girl dresses.

“How’s life with a teenager?” Piper asked, almost dreading the answer.

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