Chapter 29
Kate didn’t know what to do. The wedding was fast approaching, and she had spent the days in a haze, sending the guest count to the caterer, who was coming to the house to do a simple buffet with light food. Walker had found a minister from a local Methodist church—not that either of them was a specific denomination, because Kate and Walker were both of the non-churchgoing crowd, but they’d found a man to marry them. Her dad and a few of Walker’s cop friends were emptying out the living room so they could have the ceremony and a dance later. It would open the space and leave room to mingle, keeping the guest list at fifty.
The fact was that she and Walker had barely any time for each other that week, and any time making love in bed had been hurried before falling asleep. It wa
