Page 37 of So Right
He shook her hand. “A beautiful stone for a beautiful woman.”
Gram chuckled, and she gave Kelsey an approving nod. “Aren’t you delightful?”
Later, Kelsey would caution Gram not to get too excited. She’d agreed to a date and nothing more. And even now she began to wonder if she’d been too hasty.
Don’t be ridiculous. Luke’s a nice guy, and you are more than ready for a date.
She told herself to breathe.
“Back off, Westcott,” George barked. “This one’s spoken for.”
Gram straightened and gave George a sharp look. “I beg your pardon. I’m my own woman, thank you very much.”
George’s gaze roved over her in warm approval. “Yes, you are,” he murmured.
Gram chuckled softly, and Kelsey decided she couldn’t stand anymore.
“I need to get back to work. See you all later.” She turned and headed toward the kitchen, but Luke caught up with her.
“You weren’t kidding about George and your grandma. Those are some serious fireworks.” He blew out a whistle. “See you Saturday.” He tossed her a sexy, lopsided grin that made her wonder if she could feel fireworks again too.
Maybe on Saturday, she’d find out.
