Edge of Glory (Friendship, Texas book 1)
“I’m swamped.”
I peered over Dana and looked over the restaurant. The red plastic booths shined with only thirty minutes left before we closed. The last few people coming in were just getting takeout orders. I curled my upper lip, looking down at her, holding one hand on her stomach and the other on a basket of bread.
“Please, Lia? There's only one table over there and I just have to get a few things done. You know how your brother is a stickler about me being late.”
It’s true. Even ...though Dana married my brother, Nicky, I still didn’t know how she could stand his stubborn, Sicilian temper and impatience.
“You’re lucky that you're having my future niece or else this wouldn’t work so well.”
She smiled, the sweat visibly forming on her upper lip. “You’re the best, Ro." She patted my back as she waddled toward a table.
I really wasn’t in the mood to deal with any more customers, or people period.MoreLess
I peered over Dana and looked over the restaurant. The red plastic booths shined with only thirty minutes left before we closed. The last few people coming in were just getting takeout orders. I curled my upper lip, looking down at her, holding one hand on her stomach and the other on a basket of bread.
“Please, Lia? There's only one table over there and I just have to get a few things done. You know how your brother is a stickler about me being late.”
It’s true. Even ...though Dana married my brother, Nicky, I still didn’t know how she could stand his stubborn, Sicilian temper and impatience.
“You’re lucky that you're having my future niece or else this wouldn’t work so well.”
She smiled, the sweat visibly forming on her upper lip. “You’re the best, Ro." She patted my back as she waddled toward a table.
I really wasn’t in the mood to deal with any more customers, or people period.MoreLess
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