Dockside
“Greg’s statement was decidedly accusatory.“Don’t be silly,” Nina assured him. “I’m not the least bit nervous.”He stared pointedly at her finger, twirling a curl of hair at the nape of her neck. Good lord. Was she that obvious?“Right,” he said. “Not nervous. Got it.”“So I’m nervous. Whatever. So sue me.”On the official opening day at the inn, everything was finally ready—painted, freshened, furnished, buffed and polished. Flower arrangements from a local grower graced the tables and fireplace ma...ntels. Becky Murray, a local musician, was playing the harp like a seraphim. The muted notes shimmered through the salon, creating an air of elegance and luxury. The staff was discreetly going about their duties. Bone-china trays of treats from the Sky River Bakery had been set out on an antique table, along with a silver samovar of iced tea. Nina and Greg were ready at the registration desk while the housekeeping and support staff were nearly invisible in the background.MoreLess
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