James' father cleared his throat. I immediately stood up. "Mr. and Mrs. Hunter, I'm sorry to just stop by."
"A little notice would have been nice," James' mother said.
"It's okay," Mr. Hunter said and walked into the room. "Eric said you had something urgent to discuss?"
James' mother sighed and walked into the room.
"Yes, it's about Isabella..."
"Isabella is a dear friend of the family. She'll always be our daughter in law. If you're here to complain about her, you've come to the wrong place. You'll never replace her."
"Enough." James' father's voice made me jump. He sounded like James when he was upset. "Let the girl speak."
I swallowed hard. "I'm not trying to replace her. And I'm not going to be marrying your son."
"Thank heavens." His mother sighed and sat down in one of the c
