Goodbye, Wanda. Thanks for the memories.
With a sigh, I head to the waiting Uber.
Allie’s going to be pissed when she finds out I let Wanda go without her.But she won’t have time to be sad today.
Not on her wedding day.
I grin the whole ride back to the hotel.
41
ALLISON
My eyes pop open, and the first thing I notice is that I’m hugging Connor’s pillow.
I sit up slowly, feeling raw. Emotionally wrecked.
Then I spot the note on the nightstand.
With a smile already tugging at my lips, I unfold the stationery.
Morning, wife-to-be,
I returned Wanda while you were passed out.
She served us well—mostly. I’ll tell the rental guy to handle her with respect.
I know you’ll be pissed you didn’t get to say goodbye. But there’s no time for sadness. Not today.
Try not to panic. You’re safe. You’re mine. And I promise to always take good care of you.
And I’m not letting you run.
– C.
Tears well in my eyes.
How does he infuriate meandmelt my heart at the same time?
A knock on the door pulls me into motion.
I grab the robe and open it, only to be stormed by Harper, Tara, and Chloe.
They’re a flurry of chaos, dressing me and shoving me into a sporty red convertible that Ford apparently rented for the occasion.
Next thing I know, we’re flying along the Vegas strip.
“What’s going on?” I ask, eyes wide.
“Pre-wedding pampering!” Tara yells from the backseat, fist in the air like she’s in a girl-power montage.
“All expenses paid!” Chloe adds, her hair whipping in the wind.
I glance at Harper, who’s calmly steering like we’re not in the middle of a glitter-soaked meltdown.
“Are you seriously okay with this?”
She grins. “Honey, Ford did worse?—”