8 TO-DO LISTS
After Penny dropped us off at the marina dinghy dock, we walked into town to the Sailor’s Corner Cafe for a late lunch. It was popular with locals and tourists alike, and we were lucky to get a table. We had been coming here regularly since our move to Coconut Cove. I always thought the nautical decorations were cute, but now that we owned a sailboat, I looked at the old steering wheels, oars, ship’s bells, and anchors dotted around with more interest.
I noticed the young couple I had seen at our anniversary dinner holding hands in a booth. The sunlight from the window made the diamond necklace he had given her that night sparkle brightly. “Aww. Aren’t they sweet?” I said. “Look at how in love they are. I really like her necklace, don’t you?”
Scooter glanced over at them
