“Dad? I don’t see why not, but we have to ask your mom first, okay?”
“We can’t until they get back from their trip,” Sierra told her sister.
“Why not?” asked Monk.
Sierra shook her head. “If you’re going to propose you have to plan something special. And it can’t be when she’s making pizza.”
“She’s right,” said Savannah, nodding her head with a very serious expression on her face. “That wouldn’t be good.”
EPILOGUE
“Where should we go on our honeymoon?” Monk asked on their flight back from the Maldives.
“Honeymoon? That wasn’t it?” Saylor looked down at the beautiful diamond ring he’d given her when he proposed on their last night on the island.
“Somewhere we can take the girls.”
Saylor rested her head on Monk’s shoulder. “I can’t believe they kept so mum the night before we left.”
“They didn’t think I should propose while you were making pizza.”
“Too many princess movies I guess.”
Monk kissed her. “I’m glad you said yes.”
“Did you really think there was a chance I wouldn’t? Is that why you waited until the last night?”
“I promised you a month on a deserted island, remember?”
“We did get pretty good at communicating.”
Monk dipped his finger into the top of her sundress and traced the outline of where the lace of her bra met her skin. “Not necessarily by talking.”
“You talk plenty. Now we need to practice more kissing.”
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DECKED
As he drove home, something on the side of the road caught Deck’s eye. What the hell was that? Couldn’t be a deer; not in these parts. It wasn’t big enough to be a cow, unless it was a damn skinny one.
Decker stopped the truck, backed up, parked, and climbed out. He thought it might be a manikin someone tossed out, until it started to moan.