MARRYING My FATHER-IN-LAW
Too good.
And I didn’t move. Didn't know how to react.
When he finally let go, I was still standing there, a little stunned, blinking up at him.
Then he winked.
Yes, winked.
I was left in confusion. Did he really just wink at me?
And then came the smile. A slow, knowing smirk that I couldn’t decipher, but trouble all the same.
I didn’t know what to make of it, didn’t have time to understand the meaning behind that curve of his lips, because Emerson was suddenly there, ushering Tina into her chair, then pulling mine out with his usual gentlemanly care.