Knife & Flesh (The Night Horde Socal book 4)
“ At Faith’s question and gesture, Juliana looked over and saw Lucie and Faith’s son, Tucker, stretched out side by side on chaises, sunglasses on, sipping Capri Suns and talking. Like little grownups. They were almost exactly the same age, their birthdays within a week of each other. Both would be five in September, just past the cut-off for kindergarten. In about a month.
“Lucie loves to make new friends. And Tucker’s a real sweetheart.”
Faith smiled at her son. “He really is. He ...takes being helpful and kind very seriously. They look so cute together, having cocktails at poolside. Her suit is adorable. Can I ask where you got it?”
“I made it.” She’d hated the suits she’d found in Lucie’s size at the mall: they were either far too grown-up for her little girl, too babyish, or too plain. Or they were insanely expensive. She’d modeled the one she’d made on the old 50s pinup suits, which she thought were beautiful without being too revealing: a halter top maillot with a sweetheart bodice and boy-cut legs, the fabric red with white polka dots.MoreLess
“Lucie loves to make new friends. And Tucker’s a real sweetheart.”
Faith smiled at her son. “He really is. He ...takes being helpful and kind very seriously. They look so cute together, having cocktails at poolside. Her suit is adorable. Can I ask where you got it?”
“I made it.” She’d hated the suits she’d found in Lucie’s size at the mall: they were either far too grown-up for her little girl, too babyish, or too plain. Or they were insanely expensive. She’d modeled the one she’d made on the old 50s pinup suits, which she thought were beautiful without being too revealing: a halter top maillot with a sweetheart bodice and boy-cut legs, the fabric red with white polka dots.MoreLess
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