The book signing went well for Amira. She met a few enthusiastic readers, and that warmed her heart. It meant that her book was well received. And for that, she was thankful.
When it was over, Jeremy, who had insisted on being there with her, offered to take her to lunch to celebrate the success of yet another event.
She giggled, “Are you out of your mind?” He c****d an eyebrow at her in question, and she carried on, “I’m going on a honeymoon today. Have you forgotten that by any chance?”
“Forgotten? No. How could I?” His smile was a rueful one. “I just want to spend some time with you one last time before he whisks you off on a honeymoon and then to Spain. Can you blame me?”
She blushed in response. Not because she felt flattered, rather because she felt guilty. Leaving her best f
