The Bride Test (The Kiss Quotient, #2)

by Helen Hoang

Sara smiled wryly. “I remember how when we went to weddings when we were little, you and Andy used to hide in the bathroom during the dancing and play video games.” His fingers froze on the book, and he went unnaturally still. “That’s what it is. It’s Andy.” Sara drew in a quick breath. “What do you mean?” “I’ve been wondering all night what’s wrong with this wedding,” Khải said. “It’s Andy. He should be here.” After a second of suspended belief, his cousin’s face collapsed, and fat teardrops tracked down her face, ruining her carefully applied makeup. “Why would you— What can I— How can I—” She covered her mouth and fled the room. The groom looked at Khải for the longest moment like there were things he wanted to say, but in the end, he raced after his wife without a word. All the people from their table stared at each other, stunned speechless. “Find me when you’re ready to leave.” Khải tapped his book against his thigh once and turned to leave.