“Perhaps,” chuckled Sean’s mom, “but I can see in your eye that you know that it’s true.”
youNow it was Lea’s turn to blush. “You caught me.”
“Oh, Lea, honey, I’d have to be blind not to see it.” Violet patted her son with a carefully manicured hand. “Just as I’d have to be blind not to see how this big old softie of mine appreciates how lovely you are.” She peered at Andy. “And this big old country boy as well.” She cast a cagey look at Lea that Lea had no idea how to interpret.
blindyou“Hey, Mama,” Sean said, clearly trying to change the subject, “Kirsten call this morning?”
“Oh, yes.” Violet went along with the course shift with a wink at Lea. “I think she misses her best friend here, though. It sounds as if your sister is having a hard time with her new roommate.”
“Really?” Lea f
