Jenna’s lower back ached, but in a good way because of all she’d accomplished today. With everyone’s help, the catering kitchen and dining room were spotless. The used restaurant tables and chairs were gone thanks to her ad online. With the dining space now empty, Dane would send his construction team to build walls separating the office and meeting room for clients as well as the food tasting area. The painters Jenna had hired to give the place a fresh coat of paint would come in and finish the job. She’d chosen a shade of sunny yellow for the walls to complement the new, dark wood furniture she’d ordered. The girls had gone to their room to play with their princess dolls, leaving Jenna to tidy up the kitchen. On the hutch in the corner, the twins had piled their schoolbooks and homework. As she walked by, her hip bumped the corner of a book. Before she could stop it, the entire pile tumbled to the floor. She crouched down to gather up the mess, and an envelope, with her name on it, fluttered from the pile.
