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We order fresh fruit, toast, bacon, and tea from room service, which we eat on our patio. Then we spend the rest of the morning in the room, just the three of us, getting ready for Baggy’s big day. We don’t hear from Mother again, and no one mars the perfection of our time together by bringing up the topic.
I am dying to go look for Kai, but I also know that this special pre-wedding bonding time with Baggy and Ruthie is a not-to-be-missed, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Hopefully, Kai and I will spend the rest of our lives together, so this slight delay won’t make any difference. Although, if I’m completely honest with myself, I’m frightened to hear what he has to say. If he’s furiously unforgiving about my abrupt departure, I’d rather keep the hope for a happy ending for us alive fo
