“I’ve been putting in a good word for you lately,” Amelia added casually. “They’ve probably forgotten most of the stuff from before. Think about it—it might even be your shot to get in.”
Then she glanced at her, her tone softening a bit, “Also, I’ve noticed how nice you’ve been to me recently. So I genuinely want you to join. If we’re both in the Blossom Club, we can back each other up.”
That made Sabrina feel it was only right.
“But why did you do that at the jewelry store?” Sabrina frowned. "Weren’t you obviously setting me up to get on Auntie Patricia’s bad side?"
Amelia looked innocent. “Didn’t she offer to pick out the wedding jewelry? If she’s choosing, doesn’t it make sense she pays?”
Sabrina was at a loss for words. What was she gonna say—that Amelia should foot th
