Epilogue
“I don’t care,” Sorcha said over her shoulder to her fiancé who was bouncing Lulu on his knee.
“Yeah, right, but—”
“Shep,” Sorcha said, spinning around to glare at him. “I said I don’t care. Your opinion means nothing to me.”
“It’s probably best to leave them to it,” Ryder said from his place opposite Shep.
Lacie tried not to laugh at Shep’s eye roll because she had to show her solidarity with her fellow bride-to-be. They were in their coffeehouse having a girlie lunch. But their men were at the table just behind theirs because Lacie wanted approval from Ryder before making final decisions and Sorcha didn’t want to be far from Lulu.
After Sadie and Evan were arrested, the trial of the century began because both families had enough money to fight the case all the way. E
