Sinful
“Taylor was the beautiful sister, the one who looked the most like their stunning mother, Jill. Taylor was tall, with posture like a ballerina. She had long, lustrous, movie-star-blond hair and dazzling blue eyes that left men speechless when they met her for the first time.
Brian and Taylor weren’t alone. Leah and Victoria stood to either side of Taylor while Aiden and Devon braced Brian. They were all still wearing their coats. Connor was situated between the kids, who were sitting on stools a...t the kitchen counter.
“It doesn’t surprise me that you’d choose this way to celebrate a wedding between my sister and your brother,” Taylor said. “Bad judgment seems to run in your family.”
“What are you doing here? Tell me that?” Brian shot back.
“I came to wish my sister well.”
“I did the same for my brother,” Brian said. “Connor knows a shivaree is all in good fun.”
“It’s awful!” Taylor said. “Look at those two poor quivering children.” She pointed toward Brooke and Sawyer.MoreLess
Brian and Taylor weren’t alone. Leah and Victoria stood to either side of Taylor while Aiden and Devon braced Brian. They were all still wearing their coats. Connor was situated between the kids, who were sitting on stools a...t the kitchen counter.
“It doesn’t surprise me that you’d choose this way to celebrate a wedding between my sister and your brother,” Taylor said. “Bad judgment seems to run in your family.”
“What are you doing here? Tell me that?” Brian shot back.
“I came to wish my sister well.”
“I did the same for my brother,” Brian said. “Connor knows a shivaree is all in good fun.”
“It’s awful!” Taylor said. “Look at those two poor quivering children.” She pointed toward Brooke and Sawyer.MoreLess
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