All Of Me (Bridesmaids Club 1) by Leeanna Morgan

Author:Leeanna Morgan
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Tags: Clean & Wholesome, Fiction, Romance, mystery suspense, Bachelor, Montana, Western, bridesmaids, Wedding, Hearts Desire, Forever Love, Four Friends, Single Woman, Bride, Inspirational, Military, Romantic Suspense, Series, Contemporary, Bridesmaids Dresses, Bridesmaids Club, News Reporter
Publisher: Rogan Press
Published: 2015-03-28T04:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER EIGHT

The doorbell jingled as someone walked into Angel Wings Café. Logan looked up and watched a family of six rearrange tables and chairs so everyone could sit together.

“I get why you moved here. But what I don’t understand is why you’ve stayed so long.” Jilly glanced at him with the same wide-eyed look she used when she couldn’t figure him out.

Logan bit into his toasted sandwich. It was easier than having to answer her question right away. He’d dated Jilly for two months when she’d first started working at the Seattle Times. It hadn’t taken them long to realize they were better friends than anything else. So they’d broken up and lived their own lives.

Over the last four years, Jilly had worked her way through different departments at the paper. Last year she’d become the lifestyle reporter. No minor achievement when other reporters were nipping at her heels to get their foot in the door.

“I’ve only been here for a year,” he said.

“More than a year. You weren’t in Seattle for my last birthday either.”

Logan smiled. “I heard all about your thirtieth birthday. From the sound of it, you didn’t miss me.”

Jilly flicked her long brown hair over her shoulder. She didn’t look impressed. “It’s the principle that counts. You said you’d be there.”

Logan knew that no matter how annoyed Jilly might seem on the outside she didn’t stay angry for long. “I wasn’t fit for human company.”

Jilly lost the arrogant tilt to her head. “How are you feeling now?”

“Better. I’m not writing about earth-shattering events, but I like what I’m doing. Doris Stanley brought me one of her award winning pies last week. I’d written an article about the little league team her grandson plays in.”

Jilly’s internal radar pricked to attention. “Award winning?”

“Wildflower Festival blue ribbon award. Three times in a row.”

Jilly groaned. “I thought you were going to tell me the name of some big culinary award.”

Annie walked toward them. She gave him a questioning look as she took the dirty dishes off the table beside theirs. “Jilly, this is Annie. She works at Angel Wings Café in the morning, and for a lawyer’s office in the afternoon.”

Jilly smiled at Annie. “Hi. Lunch was delicious.”

Annie frowned. “I’m glad you liked it.”

“Annie is part of The Bridesmaids Club.”

Jilly’s smile grew wider. “I read Logan’s story about what you did. I think it’s amazing.”

Annie’s frown didn’t leave her face. “We did it to help someone. Can I have a quick word with you, Logan?”

He glanced at Jilly.

“You go. I’ve got to catch up on my emails anyway. It was nice meeting you, Annie.”

Logan pushed his chair out and followed Annie to the other side of the room.

“What are you doing bringing another woman in here? I thought you liked Tess?”

Annie had dropped her voice to a hushed whisper. She looked annoyed. He wouldn’t have minded if he’d done something wrong, but he couldn’t work out what her problem was. “Jilly’s a friend. I wanted to introduce her to everyone.”

“You’re going to get yourself into trouble.

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