“I suppose.”
A brief silence followed.
Then came the revelation that changed everything.
“I hope this works out. Because I already canceled their daycare two weeks ago.”
Seth showed no surprise.
“I know.”
“Their last day was yesterday. The director said those spots have already been filled.”
“Then it’s a good thing we have Natalie.”
I stared at the doorway.
This wasn’t an innocent misunderstanding about helping for a few days.
Three children’s childcare arrangements had been canceled because of a commitment I’d never made.
And the man responsible was about to become my husband.
I opened the door.
Chapter 2 — The Job I Never Agreed to Quit
“Who told you I was quitting my job?”
Seth spun around, nearly colliding with a folding chair.
Heather stood beside a table of wedding programs, wearing a navy dress that complemented my bouquet.
Neither spoke initially.
Then Seth smiled.
