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“And what?”
“Did you talk to him?”
I could feel my face heat up. “A little. Not much.”
“Well, was it—” She stopped and gasped. “Oh my God.”
“What?” I looked at her and watched her eyes light up with mischief, her jaw fall open.
“You guys did it again,” she whispered.
My cheeks were on fire. “We did not.”
“You did too!” she practically yelled, causing Audrey to look over at us.
“Come here.” Setting my wine glass aside, I stood up and gestured for her to follow me. Leaving the photo album on the chair, she trailed me up the stairs to the second-floor landing. Peeking around her to make sure we hadn’t been followed, I grabbed her sleeve and pulled her into my old bedroom, which was now the guest room. I shut the door and spun around to face her.
She was grinning ear to ear.
“Shhhhhh!” I admonished, as if she’d spoken.
“I didn’t say anything!”
“You were thinking it.”
“Am I wrong? Did you and Zach not hook up last night?”
I hesitated too long.
“You so did,” she said, clapping her hands with each word. “I can tell just by looking at you. So how was it? As good as the first time?”
My mouth opened to argue with her, but I gave up. “It was even better.”
She squealed, covering her mouth with her hands.
“Be quiet!” I glanced at the closed door. “I don’t want anyone to hear you.”
But just then, the door opened, and Felicity appeared. “What are you guys doing up here? Dinner is ready.”
“Millie slept with her ex’s dad again,” Winnie said breathlessly.
“Winnie!” I glared at her. “This is why I didn’t want anyone to know!”
“What, it’s not like you were going to keep it from us,” she pointed out. “You tell us everything.”
“Youcan’ttell anyone else,” I told her. “I mean it.”
She zipped her lips.
“So it happened?” Felicity leaned back against the door and blinked at me.
“Yes. Last night.”
“After the wedding?”
“Yes. And...” I hesitated to reveal more, but I was dying to confess.
“And what?” Winnie squeaked.
