Mad About the Man (2015)
“Looks like it’s going to be a white Christmas, Brie thought as she stood on the train platform at the station near her parents’ home in Connecticut. She repositioned the overnight bag on her shoulder and scanned the people moving around her in search of a familiar face.
Her brother had been tasked with picking her up again, but the redhead she spotted wasn’t P.G.; it was his twin instead.
“Madelyn,” she called, waving a hand to catch her sister’s attention.
“Brie!” Madelyn hurried forward, a wide smile curving her lips.
They hugged, quickly but exuberantly, then broke apart again.
“Brr, it’s cold,” Madelyn said. “Here, give me some of that stuff you’ve got—then let’s hightail it to the car before we freeze to death.”
Grateful for the help, Brie passed her a big shopping bag full of presents wrapped in festive holiday paper, leaving her a free hand for her purse and briefcase.
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