Chapter 4
“I still don’t understand what you’ve been doing with your time. You didn’t bring home a single boy.”
“Mo-om,” Perrin was backlit by the city beyond the window, and looked utterly amazing. The round of news, and drinks, had gone by quickly. It felt as if her sleepy brain had finally deplaned as well and she was all the way here.
All five women were dressed scads better than even everyday but, as always, Mom shone. It was a new design Tammy hadn’t seen before but couldn’t stop looking at. Her dress was a floor-length swirl of the entire rainbow that should look utterly ridiculous but instead wrapped around Perrin’s slender frame in a way that made her look both elegant and sexy as hell.
“You know, if Dad hasn’t already seen you in that dress, he’s just gonna die.”
“He almost
