In a Rush (Friendship, Rhode Island #2)

by Kate Canterbary

I’d allowed him to poke a finger into the squish of my belly and say, “A little less bread, babe.”

Oh I would kill him

“There’s no way I’m forcing my maid of honor to walk up the aisle with the guy who cheated on her.” “Then they don’t walk together.

The fact that he still wants to be friends with him is crazy

gridiron princess,”

Now this is a book name

Is McKerry in town this weekend? Or Wilcox? I bet one of them would be down.” The phone fell from his hand, clattered to the floor. The veins in his neck appeared to bulge and that seemed like something to be concerned about. Medically, perhaps. “You want to run that by me again?”

Hot

“Or I call Marcie and Wren right now and tell them to have everything you need delivered tonight. It might take Wren a few days to replace your entire wardrobe but she can get you taken care of for tomorrow.” “I can’t let you do that,” I said.

Girl...yes you can

“Yes, you can.”

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