Erin was on the porch when Sean got back to the inn. She should have ducked inside the second she saw him, but she needed the fresh air. And the break. Andie’s family was wonderful, but they were a little overwhelming.
Sean looked like he was just going to walk by without saying anything, but Erin wanted to clear the air with him. “I didn’t know you were Andie’s brother,” she said. “I wouldn’t have come if I knew.”
“Really?” Sean asked, his voice dripping with disbelief.
Erin crossed her arms over her chest and leaned against the porch railing. “Yes, really. I know you don’t like me. I didn’t come here to intrude on your family or your life.”
“So you’d stop being friends with my sister because of me. Some friend you are.”
Erin huffed. He was irritating, to say the least. “What is your
