Whiskey Holiday by Crystal Daniels & Sandy Alvarez

Whiskey Holiday by Crystal Daniels & Sandy Alvarez

Author:Crystal Daniels & Sandy Alvarez [Daniels, Crystal]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2020-12-16T00:00:00+00:00


It's now past midnight, and I am dead on my feet as we lock up the bar, set the alarm, and walk across the parking lot to our vehicles. Without Danny coming in to work the day shift, I spent the whole morning alone until Brinkley clocked in. I filled my best friend in on all the juicy details. Well, not all of them. Some of the deliciously dirty things Tannon did to me, I kept to myself. Brinkley was also the only one who found humor in the mess that is my life when Tannon turned out to be part-owner of the company I'm looking to hire for home restorations.

"Damn, I'm exhausted." Brinkley's keys jingle as she unlocks her car door. "And next time Danny calls in, let me know. You shouldn't take on so much by yourself."

"It wasn't too bad. I only had to deal with paperwork, inventory, and a liquor delivery," I tell her. I also kept waiting for Tannon to walk through the door at some point today, but I don't say that out loud. With the note he left this morning, I figured that meant he would stop by for a beer or something. I was so distracted watching the door every time it opened that I screwed up over a dozen drink orders in a couple of hours. It got to the point my wait staff was looking at me funny. By a quarter to midnight, I had given up on him coming. I'd be lying if I said I wasn't hurt and disappointed.

"I know what you're thinking. I've watched you looking for Tannon all day," Brinkley states.

"Am I that transparent?"

Brinkley laughs. "A little." She tosses her bag into her car. "You'll see him again. If what you told me earlier is any indication, Tannon wants you like Santa wants his cookies."

It's my turn to laugh. "I love you, Jelly." I shake my head and smile.

"I love you too. Which is why I'm giving you a piece of advice."

I throw my purse onto the floorboard of my truck, then look at my best friend. "Let me have it," I tell her.

"Live a little." She looks at me over the top of her car. "Don't go trying to plan a future with the guy. Take it day by day, and simply have fun and enjoy each other. Get out of your head. Throw away the checklist you've made for yourself. Love isn't calculated, Winter."

I let her words sink in a little, but not all the way. "Maybe you're right."

"I'll see you tomorrow." She tells me.

"Drive safely."

"Always," Brinkley slides into her car and pulls away, and I do the same.

Entirely consumed by my thoughts, I'm pulling up in front of my house before I know it. I can't believe Tannon has me so twisted that I don't even remember driving from the bar to the house. It also takes me a second to notice the familiar truck parked next to mine. What in the world is



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