Murder On a Silver Platter (A Red Carpet Catering Mystery book 1)
“She knew Arlena wouldn’t be cooking anything. It took her sleepy brain a minute to remember that Max was staying with them and was probably making himself some breakfast.
She wandered into the kitchen, yawning and running her hands through her hair. She woke for the first time that week with the refreshed feeling that comes after a night of peaceful, uninterrupted sleep.
A bunch of pans sat on top of the stove’s gas burners, blue flames flickering under them. Something in the oven smell...ed wonderful. Zazoo was perched happily on his bed, chewing on a slender rawhide straw. Max heard Penelope come in and he spun around.
“Hey, Penelope. Lovely day.”
Lovely Day was a movie that Penelope had worked on and she was wearing the film’s t-shirt the first time she’d met Max, so he always greeted her that way for some reason. It was kind of nice, she supposed.
“Hey, Max,”MoreLess
She wandered into the kitchen, yawning and running her hands through her hair. She woke for the first time that week with the refreshed feeling that comes after a night of peaceful, uninterrupted sleep.
A bunch of pans sat on top of the stove’s gas burners, blue flames flickering under them. Something in the oven smell...ed wonderful. Zazoo was perched happily on his bed, chewing on a slender rawhide straw. Max heard Penelope come in and he spun around.
“Hey, Penelope. Lovely day.”
Lovely Day was a movie that Penelope had worked on and she was wearing the film’s t-shirt the first time she’d met Max, so he always greeted her that way for some reason. It was kind of nice, she supposed.
“Hey, Max,”MoreLess
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