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Mo yawned loudly. “You know, there are people here that will take care of that for you.” She indicated Tess’s overflowing suitcase.
“It’s cathartic to do it myself,” Tess defended her actions as she sat on the bag and attempted to get the overflowing, jam-packed luggage to zip.
“Whatever,” Mo shook her head like Tess had lost her mind. “You’re at least coming to breakfast, right?”
The last thing Tess wanted to do was take a chance on running into Sebastian or any of his family, but it felt rude to leave again without saying goodbye. Besides, she needed to speak to her brothers and let them know that she would be joining them on their private jet home––preferably right away.
Nodding her head in answer, Tess went into her side of the bedroom’s bathroom to shower and get ready to say
