Witching For Hope: Premonition Pointe, Book 2 by Chase Deanna

Author:Chase, Deanna
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Bayou Moon Press, LLC
Published: 2020-07-29T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter Fifteen

Hope woke to the sun streaming over her face. She rubbed the sleep out of her eyes and groaned when she saw that is was past ten. Her thoughts were cloudy from sleeping too long, and her head was aching from the lack of caffeine.

After rolling out of bed and wrapping herself in her terry cloth robe, she shuffled into the kitchen, desperate for coffee.

“Morning, bunny.” Her mom was fully dressed and sat at the table with her feet propped up on one of the other chairs, sipping from a mug.

“Morning,” she mumbled, fully focused on her mission for caffeine.

“I ran into Maggie Peters this morning while I was at the Pointe of View Café listening in on people. She said she booked you for a wedding shower next month,” Angela said.

“Yeah. That’s right. Her daughter’s getting married in October.” Hope poured the last of the coffee into her mug and took a long sip before going to work on making a fresh pot. One cup wasn’t going to cut it.

“She wanted me to give you a message.”

Hope glanced up at her mother. “What’s that? Did she want to change the venue again?”

Angela shook her head. “No. Actually she said she needed to cancel. Something about a scheduling conflict.”

“Cancel? What?” Why the heck was one of her clients telling her mother they wanted to cancel? Why hadn’t Maggie just called so they could work something out?

“She told me there was a scheduling conflict, but I think it’s really something else.” Angela handed her a blueberry muffin from the bakery takeout box on the table.

Hope took it and waited for her mother to continue.

“As we were standing there, I heard her thinking about someone named Peggy and how grateful she was for the heads up.”

“Heads up about what?” Peggy Pitsman was Hope’s competition. What exactly had she told Maggie?

“I have no idea. Do you know Peggy?”

Hope nodded. “She just started doing events. Mostly showers and birthday parties.”

Angela’s eyes narrowed. “Is she sabotaging your business?”

It sure sounded like it. “I don’t know, but I’ll call Maggie and find out what’s going on… after coffee." Hope started to move back toward her bedroom, hoping that a shower would help her aching head. But just before she left the kitchen she glanced back at her mother. “Thanks, Mom.”

Angela’s expression brightened as she smiled warmly at her daughter. “You’re welcome.”

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