Chapter 34
Blake
Wren hung on my arm as we walked out to my car exactly two hours later as promised. Her face glowed in the setting sun, her eyes bright and happy. My sister had claimed her as her newest best friend, begging to meet for coffee or lunch before she and our parents flew back down to Florida the following week.
My chest had swelled with elation when Wren had agreed.
And after Dad’s toast and watching him and Mom hug Wren goodbye with assurances to see each other again for the holidays…
Yeah.
I’d definitely brought the right woman home to meet them.
“I don’t want this night to end,” I said and kissed her temple, breathing in the scent of sweet berries as we ambled back through the gate.
“I have a much cheaper bottle of wine in my fridge than the one we shared with your
